Ottawa Citizen - 2018-03-03

• BIG BATTLE OVER JEANS AT RMC
• MERE WORDS NOT ENOUGH
• FACES OF PHOENIX
• THE GAMBLING MAN
• Woman tells of alleged attack at court
• Family dives into deep end inside home
• City needs a women’s bureau
• Government should stay out of debates
• ‘Gender lens’ at city hall could help
• ‘Perfect imperfecti­on’ trending
• Jam-packed new season for NAC
• HEALTH AND FITNESS COACH KNOWS THE DEMONS THAT MAY LIE WITHIN
• Police watchdog to be notified of naloxone use if force used
• WHY DON’T WOMEN RUN?
• CSIS reveals key evidence ahead of Peshdary trial
• Military reshufflin­g could aid in return for Norman
• Ford a political bull in china shop
• PCs cast ballots for leader despite concern over voting
• TV broadcaste­r accuses Toronto police of racism
• An inside look at the virtual reality gaming experience in Ottawa
• Actually, our city is limiting more bikes
• Ringing in the ears?
• Gatineau’s historic Moore Farm to reopen
• Where have all the good times gone?
• RESEARCHER­S SPY SHY SHARK.
• Ex-MP links illegal tobacco sales to 1993 terror in U.S.
• Tariff won’t pick on most Canadian chickpeas
• Calgary MP harassed staffer: House report
• Morneau defends pharmacare stance
• Syrian enclave: ‘It’s a wasteland’
• Jihadists kill 7 in attack on capital
• CULTURED MEAT: WHAT’S AT STAKE
• Start spreading the news: Flat Earthers to gather
• AN EASY WAY TO MAKE YOUR OWN MAYONNAISE
• Expressive Torrontés surprises
• SECRET IS OUT ABOUT SUZANI
• Budget 2018 tax implicatio­ns for a landlord and business owner
• Formal Place settings get a modern makeover
• STONE FOCUSED ON STRONG FINISH
• GAME DAY: OTTAWA SENATORS AT ARIZONA COYOTES
• TV LISTINGS
• GOLDEN KNIGHTS’ ATTITUDE FAMILIAR TO BOUCHER
• FITTING PLACE FOR POILE’S NHL MILESTONE
• LEAFS @ CAPITALS
• Raptors’ bench too much for Wizards
• Bettman paints dire picture in Calgary
• F1 drivers downplayin­g halo’s effect on visibility
• Olympic gymnast Raisman files suit
• Top NFL prospect crumbles at combine
• Entire heat disqualifi­ed at indoor track worlds
• KOE RINK STANDS TALL AT BRIER
• Father and son ready to roll rocks
• Oh looks like real deal to Jays pitching coach
• Sharma shining at Mexico Championsh­ip
• Suspending NAFTA talks unwise in wake of U.S. steel tariffs: expert
• 40%of Canadians disapprove of budget, poll finds
• Maricann’s $70M pot pact goes up in smoke amid regulator’s investigat­ion
• THERE’S A LOT TO LIKE IN LATEST ECONOMIC DATA, AS POLOZ EYES NEXT MOVE
• Vancouver home sales fall amid changes to mortgage rules, higher interest rates
• AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD
• ANNIE POOTOOGOOK: CUTTING ICE
• ANDREW MacDOUGALL
• LAND OF ICE IS WARMING UP
• PENGUINS, PENGUINS EVERYWHERE
• Adventure tours put nature at risk
• CHALLENGIN­G THE UNFORGIVIN­G IN SEARCH OF THE UNKNOWN
• ANTARCTIC EXPLORATIO­N TIMELINE
• End in sight for popular series
• Intrigue heats up in Sunburn
• My guidance counsellor said ‘You should focus on other things’
• NAC WILL STICK TO THE CLASSICS IN NEW SEASON
• Orchestra’s new lineup is pure gold
• THERE’S MAGIC IN THE AIR AND ON THE ICE, TOO
• A better life?
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Colossal Canada Crossword
• Canadians seek Oscar glory
• HOLLYWOOD HAUNTS
• TOOL BOX TRICKS
• TIPS FOR TACKLING COLD COTTAGE FLOOR AND DRYING LUMBER
• SEALING THE DEAL ON MAINTAININ­G A GREAT DRIVEWAY
• First the Bard, now the bars
• Holland America’s Cuba trips delve into cultural exploratio­n
• On the move in their own world

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