Ottawa Citizen - 2018-05-15

• DEADLY PROTESTS IN GAZA
• THE GIANT WEED WAR
• Indigenous families plead for dementia services
• KIDDER SOARED WITH SUPERMAN
• Blame social service cuts for jail mess
• Feist has new inspiratio­n and outlook
• Liberal attack much bark but little bite
• Art of the Brick reveals ornate Lego sculptures
• Annual gas price pinch more like a punch at the pumps
• Green party focuses on energy conservati­on
• Tories’ Ford says he’d cancel some business incentives, keep others
• Ablett a fierce defender of faith-based education
• A CEREMONY AND A ‘MASSACRE’
• Four myths about Canada’s border crossings
• Stop ticketing cyclists’ cars
• Why is an ISIL killer on loose?
• MARKLE’S FATHER DROPPING OUT OF CEREMONY
• University criticized in race debate
• Competitio­n begins in the boardroom
• ‘It was a consensual relationsh­ip,’ MP insists
• NDP MP pleads guilty for pipeline protest
• Anti-West cleric takes lead in Iraqi election
• B.C. Mormons fret after polygamy conviction­s
• Sustaining oceans on agenda of G7 meeting
• Recruiting centre accused acquitted
• DEAL FOR TATAR FINALLY PAYS OFF FOR GM McPHEE
• JAYS HAVE VISIONS OF BETTER DAYS AHEAD FOR MORALES
• Canada’s lacrosse title defence in jeopardy
• CFL stars help tackle life’s challenges
• Sports gambling gets boost in the U.S.
• GOLDEN KNIGHTS GROUND JETS FOR GAME 2 VICTORY
• Ovechkin unleashing ‘years of frustratio­n’ on playoff opponents
• Kucherov kick deserved more than minor
• Jets, Capitals were built around first-round talent
• Canada snags quarter-final spot at worlds
• Canada earns ‘precarious’ C-grade in innovation as investment slumps
• Millennial­s feeling pinch of higher interest rates
• DHX sells Peanuts stake to Sony for $237 million to cut debt
• Silicon Valley Bank stepping up its presence in Canada’s tech scene
• Deadline looms, pessimism grows about agreement
• Goldman Sachs plans multibilli­on-dollar deal to fuel Saudi growth
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• Tracking Apps Are fuelling A Boom in self-improvemen­t with software that measures every aspect of our lives. But we might not Be measuring what really matters: Why not track your giving back to quantify how much you’re making the world Better?
• TULLY AND THE PARADOX OF MOTHERHOOD
• Dumb and dangerous
• SO NICE, HE’S LIKE A CANADIAN
• Insist husband gets help for porn addiction
• What he did for love
• Solo earns kudos
• n.Y. times crossword
• canadian crossword
• Love and the stars

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