Ottawa Citizen - 2018-04-02

• Class reunion sparked historic sex abuse case
• ISRAEL REJECTS GAZA PROBE
• Introduced, yes, but not yet debated
• BANTING’S BOOSTERS
• Citing health, Coun. Jody Mitic won’t run again
• ‘Fake news’ laws could threaten free speech
• This could be Karlsson’s swan song
• Two incidents ‘targeted’ and man arrested over replica
• Justin Smoak’s bat makes the difference
• Sharing ham, potatoes and hope during Easter meal at Shepherds
• HEALTHY EATING BEGINS IN A HOME KITCHEN
• Tax rules helping to kill Canadian media
• Philosophy needed now more than ever
• Canadians back peacekeepi­ng effort
• SECOND LIBERAL SLAMS JOB CLAUSE
• Whoppers from April Fool’s Day 2018
• Shark bumps man off board, then attacks
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT KIM AND K-POP
• Hundreds search for boy swept up in river
• Mali mission could have counter-terror component
• B.C. to compensate all Woodlands survivors
• Tiny MRI reduces use of mice in research
• Trump says ‘NO MORE’ on deal for ‘Dreamers’
• Wildcats’ triple threat a big test for Wolverines
• Golden State’s McCaw suffers spinal injury
• Paschall in prime form as Villanova advances
• Cold night of shooting, but Miles not worried
• Major curling events teeming with teams have Gushue gloomy
• Poulter delivers his own Masters invite with win at Houston Open
• BORN for BASEBALL
• Washington’s gamble on Ovechkin has big payoff
• LOVING DECEPTION
• FINDING SUCCESS IN YOUR GYM
• The good and bad of workout pain
• PACINO STILL PACKS A PUNCH
• From basement to auction
• Business before pleasure
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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