Ottawa Citizen - 2018-04-26

• LRT’S JUST THE TICKET
• Class-action Phoenix suit marches ahead
• A CLEAN CANVAS
• Ontario AG calls out Libs’ financial data
• RAMPAGE AFTERMATH
• Beer’s great, but craft-brew kitchens can be flat
• Saskatchew­an fights federal carbon tax in court
• Blind hatred may have spurred attack in Toronto
• Vera Etches wins top job at board of health
• Fight with BBB costs man $275,000
• DNA links ex-cop to serial killings
• Fixing Phoenix is Job 1 for Privy Council clerk
• I don’t know how this guy holds his head up high living in this city withthisma­ssive eyesore that he’s really done nothing on … .
• Extension through Kanata would cost $1.85B to build … eventually
• Four held after raids net drugs, replica handguns
• Inquest jury rules roofer’s 4-storey fall accidental
• Lysyk takes Liberal accounting methods to task in ‘stunning’ report on finances
• Chalk River’s nuclear waste facility will be safe for the environmen­t
• Grits are playing directly into Ford’s hands
• Trapped in her stuff for 24 years, how one hoarder found help
• TORIES ARE NOT IN A POSITION TO SERIOUSLY CHALLENGE LIBERAL DOMINANCE IN QUEBEC. BUT TRUDEAU NEEDS TO RACK UP THE VICTORIES THERE TO COMPENSATE FOR EXPECTED LOSSES FURTHER WEST.
• ‘Very strong person’
• Liberals accused of jobs grant hypocrisy
• Christians warned about new yoga studio
• Joly: Arts funding to be tied to harassment-free workplace
• Liberals and NDP locked in a bidding war
• ‘Gay purge’ settlement expands back to 1955
• Macron warns U.S. on Iran, climate
• China’s Aecon takeover bid poses ‘significan­t risk’: security experts
• Users still like Facebook as numbers rise despite data scandal
• Rebranding jet could give reassuranc­e to potential buyers as it joins new family
• Hurt by bad hedges, Cenovus posts $914M loss
• Stress tests squeezed millennial­s’ homebuying budgets
• NELSON KNOWS HOW TO ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES
• Bruins blow past Leafs in third period to win series
• FIRST ROUND OF PLAYOFFS MORE FIZZLE THAN SIZZLE
• Leone says he worked hard on improving field-goal accuracy
• Paralyzed Broncos player recalls ‘terrible’ bus crash
• TV LISTINGS
• RAPTORS ONE WIN AWAY FROM SURVIVING WIZARDS
• Vezina candidates meet in second round showdown
• Pittsburgh wary of divisional nemesis despite holding 9-1 edge in playoff series
• Madrid the Real deal on the road to snap Bayern’s home win streak
• World Cup sticker shock: 59 cents in Brazil, but $1.80 in Switzerlan­d
• CRAZY PREDICTION­S FOR WHAT COULD BE A CRAZY NFL DRAFT
• Elite teams have success in NFL draft on Day 3 and later
• Shoe brands, NBA blamed in probe of NCAA
• N.Y. times crossword
• canadian crossword
• Love and the stars
• Veteran outfielder Granderson earns his keep for Blue Jays
• REFORMS WILL DO LITTLE TO FIX NCAA BASKETBALL
• ON AN AVENGERS MISSION
• Newport and its world-class music festival offer Rhode Island visitors a journey through the heart of New England
• BULLYING COLLECTION HELPS SHEDS LIGHT ON IMPORTANT SUBJECT
• Fleetwood Mac is back — with new lineup
• When there’s no trust, you should just get out

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