Ottawa Citizen - 2018-03-06

• CHICKENS, THEN EGGS
• Trade war: The case for doing nothing
• ‘Starved’ housing market drives prices, bidding wars
• BILLINGS BRIDGE HOMICIDE
• PATRIOTISM RUNS DEEP
• An OT win over Dallas ends their four-game road trip on a high
• Police release grim photo tied to serial killer probe
• How we can use hockey at next Games to woo China
• Operators say police treat them unfairly
• Hospital seeks ways to save heritage building
• What to expect in traffic, parking during two-year Elgin St. project
• Tow companies deny collusion to win contracts
• ‘I CAN’T DEAL WITH THIS’
• Another ‘technical glitch’ temporaril­y shuts down access to public service pay informatio­n
• Carleton University support staff officially on strike
• Former Gee-Gees equipment manager pleads guilty to sexual assault, harassment and luring
• Law aims to close the gap on wages
• Elliott camp accuses Ford of ‘erratic’ behaviour
• Trans people won’t remain invisible
• MPs must be forced to give real answers
• INSURANCE
• KIM JONG UN DINES WITH A DELEGATION FROM THE SOUTH.
• INVESTIGAT­ION INTO NATIVE MAN’S DEATH TAINTED BY RACISM: REPORT.
• Trump ties metal tariffs to a new NAFTA deal
• ‘First Nation against First Nation’
• EDC lends $41M to family for jet that is now missing
• Former PM Mulroney campaigns for daughter
• Scheer to talk free-trade pact with U.K.
• Populist parties duel for right to govern Italy
• CRIME SCENE CLEANUP BEGINS AT SHERMAN HOME
• Critically ill man could be former Russian spy
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT ANASTASIA VASHUKEVIC­H
• n.Y. times crossword
• canadian crossword
• Love and the stars
• RANDY’S ROAD TRIP: Q&A WITH CFL COMMISSION­ER
• Wideman may return before end of the season
• ‘CHALLENGIN­G’ SEASON FOR SPEZZA
• Topflight gets over big loss by winning national title
• Sinclair scores twice in win over Koreans
• GUSHUE SETS NEW BRIER STANDARD
• Holtby rediscover­s mojo in the great outdoors
• Canada faces ‘second wave’ of U.S. shale
• CN CEO steps down as railway grapples with demand woes
• Executives ponder risks as countries with nascent economies rethink deals
• Caisse considers expanding ties with GE as partner
• Canada’s ETF pioneer Seif aims to boost assets
• Can you live comfortabl­y to 100?
• KICKIN’ IT OLD SCHOOL
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• Stars let loose post-Oscar
• Making investment firms pay
• A cultural tipping point
• HAIL & FAREWELL
• It’s all good
• TRACK FACTS
• Stars pass by Seacrest
• Sex with your friends might not be the answer
• BEYOND MEASURE
• CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES
• RAISING FARM-TO-TABLE CHILDREN

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