Ottawa Citizen - 2013-02-27

• Team risks a TomaHawk chop
• Aboriginal issues argument behind Brazeau arrest: police
• Research Council to ‘put knowledge to work’
• BLUESFEST ’13
• Skof joins the call
• The middle class
• A new me, she says
• Will TomaHawks fly?
• No soccer surprise:
• 10 arrested in tuition protest
• It’s the end of a (Common) era at museum
• Canadian missing in Golan Heights
• Aboriginal­s not represente­d on juries
• Glasgow vows to honour Canada’s first PM
• Blackberry not secure: memo
• Restraint chair was a last resort
• ‘Robocalls’ staffer to oppose Sun News
• Balloon crash in Egypt kills 19 tourists
• Pontiff struggles to tame intrigue
• Lawyer alleges coverup in ex-spy’s death
• Syrian missiles hit Aleppo, 141 dead, half are children
• Lurching from crisis to crisis an odd way to run a government
• Hagel wins Senate nod for defence secretary
• Top court rejects citizen challenge
• Pastagate is a sign of more Quebec language law silliness
• Cut with care on defence
• Playing with film facts
• In defence planning, Canada still acts like a colony
• We all discrimina­te
• Sens defender Gryba embracing that winning feeling,
• Arthur: NHL proposes realignmen­t plan,
• Canadian skating judges give back to sport
• Ravens hope third time is the charm against UQTR
• Luck and timing give Dizzy his shot
• Shootout success has team climbing the standings
• Man’s appetite for gay porn worries wife
• Battle for the Elephants a must-see
• Cinespace studio deal falls through
• Blowing the lid off Lansdowne
• Teacher loses job over student trips
• Groups call for longer hours on waterways
• Council to vote on Iraqi embassy plan
• Two Mechanicsv­ille towers OK’D
• Lansdowne project on track
• Man charged in 2010 death of prostitute
• Rapist found guilty of another attack
• City ends financial year in the black
• Cornwall woman who gave birth in jail back in custody
• City may delay snow bank removal
• Of rocks and roll
• Enjoy whimsy and substance in desclouds
• Motherhood powers up a singing career
• Splashy ad campaigns, indeed
• Young Canadians taking credit risks
• Pension board pulls plug on Telesat stock offering
• Economy shows signs of growth
• Support for Keystone XL
• PBO’s shipbuildi­ng report to be released this week,
• Investors losing patience
• Currency wars help countries boost exports
• Italian politics remain a worry
• RESOURCEFU­L APPROACH
• Projects focus on water stewardshi­p

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