Ottawa Citizen - 2019-10-26

• CONSERVATI­VE CONUNDRUM
• NO. 12 IS STILL NO. 1
• ‘WE JUST WANT HIM HOME’
• BUILDERS HONOURED
• Sugar, Sugar helped sweeten Kim’s hall of fame career
• Sloly to be sworn in as Ottawa’s chief on Monday
• Alberta budget short on long-term vision
• Special forces gear stolen, some sold
• BROADER QUESTIONS LOST DURING MONTSION TRIAL
• Education workers rally at MPP’s office with strike votes on horizon
• Federal first-timer tries to tell it like it is
• City mulls granting OSEG all programmin­g authority
• Hours to be reduced at safe consumptio­n site
• Winter or summer, Krumpers is the art and science of window blinds
• It wasn’t religion that sank Scheer; it was an inflexible campaign
• A Cape Breton view of a dismal election
• THE ABUSE MUST END
• Why whistleblo­wer laws disappoint
• Internatio­nal Students at the OCSB — the ESL experience
• Tougher rules are needed for vape products: critics
• We don’t pick a hockey team by province
• DESIGNER BROUGHT GREECE TO LONDON.
• Guilty verdict in Edmonton truck attack
• It’s also fear
• Massachuse­tts accuses Exxon in lawsuit of Alberta costs deceit
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• AIMING TO PLEASE
• HISTORY BENEATH YOUR FEET
• MANY WAYS TO COOK RICE
• SIZE MATTERS AND THAT’S NOT ALL
• QUESTION PERIOD
• A PARTY TO REMEMBER Fruits, flowers or vegetables can be arranged with style. You don’t have to have a giant floral arrangemen­t. A half-dozen small bud vases holding single stems marching down the table is an elegant and easy look. Don’t overthink it; so
• On track, on time, on budget
• TOUGH DECISIONS LOOM ON O-LINE
• Redblacks’ focus is on final games, coach says
• Sens can’t cool off Isles
• Hoefenmaye­r’s late strike lifts 67’s past Rangers
• ALOUETTES’ LEWIS LIVED THROUGH DAD’S STRUGGLES TO THRIVE AS PRO
• Undefeated 49ers a real contender despite quarterbac­k’s uneven play
• Golden memories replaced by dark times for women’s hockey
• XFL draft selection spurns fledgling league
• A RARE RESPITE FROM POLITICS
• Feisty Flames turn up the heat on Jets
• Consistent Kang takes lead in Korea
• Carrasco honoured for charitable acts
• IOC stands firm on plan to move 2020 marathon to Sapporo
• With harvest coming in, soybean farmers worry who will buy it
• STOCK SCREENING CAN HELP YOU DISCOVER SOME INTRIGUING PICKS
• CannTrust lays off 140 staff as special probe wraps up
• Shaw earnings miss expectatio­ns, but wireless grows to 1.7M clients
• The last time a Trudeau led a minority government, investors had no place to hide as TSX dived
• Converting $2.9 million in assets into cash flow challenges B.C. couple
• Woman who used swaps to run up TFSA suffers triple loss in court appeal
• IN SEARCH OF SOLITUDE
• It is a sheer pleasure to read (John) le Carré’s muscular prose. Few writers are so well able to convey strength and self-belief, so the reader is forced to accept everything he says.
• Calling Mr. Jackson: Rough Riders legend had offer from a western team to unretire
• SUMMARY OF A HALL OF FAME FOOTBALL CAREER
• ‘DEAD SERIOUS’ AT GAME TIME
• Seeds of Scheer’s defeat were planted back in 2017
• FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
• Dressing up — or down
• ZANY, INTELLECTU­AL, ENTICING
• A thrilling surprise
• Storied mansion
• MID-LIFE MAYS
• ‘I CAN’T BE PINNED DOWN’
• One way or another
• Rains are going to fall
• Dream of perfectly blended family shattered
• SCARY EXPENSIVE
• Gus Sloan brand aims to end size stigmas
• Empty nest syndrome
• A letdown in middle age
• IT’S ONLY A NUMBER
• EXPLORING LITERARY LONDON
• BUYER BEWARE
• Installing soundproof­ing may improve your health
• CHOOSING A CHAINSAW
• Halloween decor can pose hazards to some animals
• Luxury in the details on MS Emerald
• Discover Iceland ... in Manitoba

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