Ottawa Citizen - 2018-11-22

• THE ORIGINAL SPECIAL OPS
• BALTIMORE’S STRUGGLE
• Cost of fixing 24 Sussex: $34.5M
• Trust in police at ‘tipping point’: survey
• BEHIND THE GREY CUP HOOPLA
• CHANGES TO SEX CASES
• Blue line’s scoring numbers on point
• Brian Wilson brings his 1966 masterpiec­e to TD Place
• Woman caught perps on video but still no arrests
• Fiscal update rosy, but a storm is coming
• Ottawa Mission faces financial crunch even as need grows
• Isolated tribe kills American tourist
• Fears for francophon­e theatre return as province rescinds $2.9M grant
• Allegation­s against teachers spark kids awareness plan
• Romaine lettuce linked to one local illness, health unit says
• Top court wants more details on segregatio­n law
• AMERICANS AREN’T QUITE AS POLARIZED AS WE THINK
• What the city can do to help the homeless
• ANOTHER SNAG ON WARSHIPS’ HORIZON
• WE MUST RUN DEFICITS IN BAD TIMES, TO BRING ON THE GOOD TIMES, AND WE MUST RUN DEFICITS IN GOOD TIMES, TO AVOID THE BAD TIMES. THIS IS HOW YOU GET $20-BILLION DEFICITS AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE.
• COSH: WHAT MURDER RATES DON’T SAY.
• ‘A turning point in plight of newspapers’
• Four things you might have missed in fiscal update
• B.C. legislativ­e officers face fraud probe
• Firearm homicide rate highest since 1992
• Liberals ready to end postal strike
• Russian loses bid to lead Interpol
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Stamps don’t expect ‘The Hitman’ to help them tap out Redblacks
• HEBERT SAVOURS CHANCE TO WIN A GREY CUP
• PRIME-TIME APPEAL LACKING IN TIGER VS. PHIL
• OTTAWA’S CHABOT PICKS UP WHERE KARLSSON LEFT OFF
• Campbell wasted no time building winner in Ottawa
• Premier League bracing for Brexit impact
• STAMPS NOT FEELING THE LOVE
• Saints are still marching
• Curler Fry taking break after drunken incident
• Morneau’s deregulati­on pledge is so bold it might be unCanadian
• Storm shuts Atlantic Canada’s oil production
• Alberta could avoid losing $2.9B in sales by mandating output cuts
• Feds consider adding ‘efficiency and economic growth’ to regulatory regime
• Navigator beefing up social media capabiliti­es
• Senate GOP chairman rejects call to vote on USMCA deal this year
• Canada’s E. coli steps lag U.S. because of caseloads: experts
• Cannabis is becoming an earner for once reluctant Toronto law firms
• Quebec paint makers leap at opportunit­y after Sico leaves for Ontario
• TAKE A BOW
• A SUPERSTAR IN AUSTRALIA
• GOING OUT BEST BETS, NOV. 22 TO 28
• ‘GAME-CHANGER’
• A Swift deal
• Make time for serious discussion
• Jazz drummer turned band leader hits ‘a home run’

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