Ottawa Citizen - 2018-06-30

• THAT CANADIAN FEELING
• REPAIRING PHOENIX
• PREMIER FORD TAKES REINS
• THE STORY OF BLUESFEST
• NO PAPER ON MONDAY
• Eight concerts to check out during Music and Beyond
• Orléans Village doors open and the buyers flood in
• Canada still vulnerable to global woes
• The Canadian dream left some of us behind
• Reconcilia­tion can only move forward if we're truthful
• Weird things for which Canadians can be grateful
• We run down the Best of the off-Hill happenings
• Ours is a nation of peculiar peccadillo­s
• Liberals ready tariffs against the U.S.
• Newspaper attack was planned
• Heritage Canada says heat wave won’t stop party on Parliament Hill
• Four Ottawa-area MPPs make new cabinet
• ONE MINISTER GETS BOTH ENERGY AND INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS
• ONTARIO’S PROGRESSIV­E CONSERVATI­VE CABINET MINISTERS
• Look up, way up: Is Ottawa ready for a 65-storey tower?
• Imax film offers vivid look at epic northern expedition
• Electric cars are the future
• French remains extremely fragile
• Americans must pressure Trump on trade: Heyman
• DEADLY REVENGE OF ‘PUPPY MAN’
• we are what we SPEAK
• SPEAKING OF CANADA
• Liberals, please keep your mitts off our CPP
• Waiting for Premier Ford
• Trump dismissive of British PM
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• canadian crossword
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Colossal Canada Crossword
• The end of Roe v. Wade?
• IT ISN’T THE HEAT...
• How does your garden grow?
• Avoid home reno pitfalls with planning
• BRAND OF BROTHERS
• BUSINESS BLOOMS FOR FLORIST
• Work of art is on the table
• n.Y. times crossword
• Love and the stars
• As the Cannabis Act rolls out, here’s what tenants need to know
• CRUNCH TIME FOR KARLSSON AND SENATORS
• Shapovalov has a fan in Canada’s doubles master
• BOUCHER READY FOR ANYTHING NEXT SEASON
• Powell lone bright spot on offence after loss
• Now the real work starts for dominant Uruguay
• MONTAGLIAN­I LAYS OUT STRONG CASE FOR EXPANDED CUP
• A FEW BIG FISH SWIMMING IN FREE AGENT POOL
• Will signing a few players to big deals ruin Vegas magic?
• LeBron opts to become a free agent
• Toys ‘R’ Us Canada ready for its makeover
• Don’t fall in love with Canada bank stocks and other diversific­ation dangers
• BoC outlook survey suggests optimism from businesses
• First Nations poised to challenge Nova Scotia’s marijuana monopoly
• Bread price-fixing scandal may have started with PowerPoint presentati­on
• Canadian oil stocks surge after Line 3 wins approval
• Music must rule over mayhem
• The numbers came back for Canadian sales and they were good, so I did more school visits and Skype visits.
• Fest finds way to carve niche in the big leagues
• WILD AND DUMB THINGS SECURITY SEES
• WHAT YOU CAN DO TO STAY SAFE
• WHY I DON'T WANT TO BE CALLED AN IMMIGRANT
• ‘Groping’ allegation met with ‘weasel words’
• Any Man flips gender stereotype­s
• A dark debut
• THE BEST IN ’FEST
• HOMETOWN INSPIRATIO­N
• Polyamory a hot topic for the readers
• ‘I HEAR MUSIC IN MY HEAD ALL THE TIME’
• ‘Kicking ass and taking down names’
• A MOM’S UNCHARTED WATERS
• OLD WAYS STILL WORK
• New head at home builders’ group embraces his ‘dream job’
• Delightful work from Group of Seven artist makes big impression
• Summer styling
• Revamped Mariner makes most of shorter vacations
• ESCAPES FROM BERLIN FOR THE DAY
• Lounges take edge off long air travel
• WORKING HARD FOR SILENCE

Ottawa Citizen - 2018-06-29

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