Ottawa Citizen - 2018-05-07

• PROMISES, PROMISES
• Tories pack pub for MacLeod
• DISASTERS WAITING TO HAPPEN
• Did Global Affairs shrug away history?
• Canadians ‘decidedly lukewarm’ on marriage
• Time to take control with a national energy plan
• Ann Thomas curates what might be final exhibition
• A blowout win moves the Jr. Sens on to the RBC Cup
• 49-year-old Ottawa man gunned down on roadside
• Families must decide how to allot funds raised
• Uncomforta­ble questions at the border
• Almonte woman launches trek for awareness about Lyme disease
• BREAKING ICE ON COURT
• Liberals seek probe into Ford campaign videos
• Ottawa continues cleanup after damaging windstorm
• Rules are rules, even in the supermarke­t
• EARL OF MARCH PUTS SOME SIZZLE INTO CULINARY ARTS
• RESIDENTS OF SAINT JOHN, N.B., WADE THROUGH A FLOODED ROAD ON SUNDAY. AS WATER LEVELS CONTINUE TO RISE, OFFICIALS ARE WARNING THE PUBLIC THAT CONTAMINAT­ED WATER POSES A HEALTH AND SAFETY RISK.
• WARREN BUFFETT’S BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC. HELD ITS MYTHICALLY POPULAR ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA THIS WEEKEND. THE POST’S TRISTIN HOPPER PROVIDES AN ON-THE-GROUND REPORT.
• ISRAEL UPS CALL TO END NUKE DEAL.
• Liberals accused of using feminism as political weapon
• Manitoba NDP hears of harassment in party
• Ontario’s party leaders set to square off
• Bombing atAfghan mosque kills 14
• LAVA FLOWING FROM HAWAII’S KILAUEA VOLCANO DESTROYS 21 HOMES
• LOW VOTER TURNOUT WORRIES POLITICIAN­S
• WINLESS FURY HOPE DRAW SERVES AS SPRINGBOAR­D FOR ROAD ENCOUNTERS
• Park puts frustratio­ns in neutral with title
• Jr. Senators prepare for road trip
• Bruins ‘set bar’ for Bolts’ series victory
• BIGGER PRIZE ON HELLEBUYCK’S MIND
• Vegas takes the party to Western final
• Warriors dominate Pelicans as Durant leads way
• BOLTS OUSTING BRUINS NO BIG SHOCKER
• Babcock mends fences with Matthews
• RAPS NEED THEIR GO-TO GUY BACK
• Team Canada demolishes Korea at worlds
• Rough Day can’t spoil Aussie’s second win of the PGA campaign
• JETS SOAR TO UNCHARTED TERRITORY
• Winnipeg’s top line sets pace when needed most
• THE HEALING TOUCH
• Golf more than just a good walk spoiled
• SLOW & EASY
• MELISSA GOES BACK TO SCHOOL
• COMIC SHOWS ‘PATERNAL SIDE’
• Top of her game
• ‘Quietly’ innovative
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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