Ottawa Citizen - 2021-09-11

• REMEMBERIN­G 9/11
• BACK ON HUSTINGS
• Builders take slow road to net zero homes
• Green leader addresses infighting
• PRESSED FOR POINTS
• DOCUMENTIN­G A DISASTER
• Expect more scorched earth from Trudeau
• COVID shots remain highly effective
• Pandemic rattles some sectors
• It felt like the fall of humanity.
• Pilot killed in Carp Airport crash had reported unspecifie­d engine trouble
• Ottawa French Catholic school board reports 13 COVID-19 cases
• Kingston introduces stiffer penalties for street parties
• AfroFest attendees may have been exposed to COVID-19: health officials
• WAR IN AFGHANISTA­N WAS NEVER JUST ABOUT US
• Debate 2021: Good moments, bad moments
• RESURRECTI­NG THE RAILS
• Jamie Portman on David Steinberg's new memoir, Inside Comedy
• THE FUNNY PAGES
• THE LIFE OF RILEY
• ROYAL FAMILY FEUD
• Adult son trying to do right thing
• Sens hopefuls have a lot to prove at rookie camp
• STREAKING JAYS SHOULD TERRIFY CONTENDERS
• Eichel tops the agenda for NHL's busiest agent
• STUETZLE FIRED UP FOR SENATORS TRAINING CAMP
• PERGOLA PERKS
• Aging with personalit­y: Seniors happier in homes that suit traits, study finds
• Seasonal paint chores provide a cost-effective design payoff
• Lépine Apartments are built to last: The (structural) concrete choice
• Wavy aluminum fascia not installed correctly
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• 20 YEARS AFTER 9/11, IS ISLAMIST SHADOW FADING?
• Ex-Afghan VP's brother executed: family says
• O'Toole would raise the flag on Indigenous day
• Unvaccinat­ed 11 times more likely to die of COVID: report
• Identity of Roe v. Wade baby revealed
• Bank tax may end up slamming Main Street
• Jobs gains bring Canada close to levels before pandemic struck
• Seven P's to follow when hiring an adviser
• New notice of terminatio­n forms mean changes for landlords, recourse for tenants
• HOUSE PROUD

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