Ottawa Citizen - 2013-07-18

• A legacy born of war
• City council rolls dice on two casinos
• Mayor redefines ‘public consultati­on’
• THE MAESTRO IS STILL FRESH
• Economy will still be ‘choppy,’ BOC says
• It’s about time to get a taste of the country
• The most potent weapon against hate
• RYAN EXPRESS MAKES A STOP
• He had that special gift that makes them great
• This way and then that:
• PMO denies stonewalli­ng the RCMP
• The many enemies of the State
• U.S. mulls charging Alberta MLA in john sting
• Maine tracks to be inspected
• Railway lays off workers in Quebec
• Crash site becoming a draw for tourists
• End-of-life planning rarely discussed
• Harper must acknowledg­e nutrition experiment­s
• Military projects’ costs a ‘secret,’ DND official says
• Kenney keeps multicultu­ralism role
• Biodiversi­ty threats hover over Canadian economy
• Gore-site owner charged in Magnotta video case
• Mall a money pit, owner’s son says
• Self-defence laws under attack
• Taliban leader regrets not warning victim
• No sure bets on the royal baby
• Let’s give our 67 minutes
• Proper respect for past
• Who speaks for Lowertown?
• The ethics of embryos with three genetic parents
• Partnering with First Nations to come to terms with past neglect
• Cuba arms shipment puzzles experts
• Pro-government Syrian assassinat­ed in Lebanon
• Open meltdown motivated Scott
• The course is ‘best ever’
• Rule changes didn’t reduce concussion­s in NHL, study finds
• Sprinters looking to shift blame: trainer
• It’s been 40 years since the DH changed baseball
• Fury’s fast start paves way to final
• Big man filling big shoes for Als
• Gee-gees players help Canada claim rugby bronze
• Froome makes it look easy in 17th stage
• Getting the ‘skin’ into the game
• The key talk with aging parents
• TSX up, loonie down as rates Stay Steady
• China’s richest man sees economic growth slowing
• Apple developing ad-skipping TV box
• Bank value tied to homes
• Gulf rebounds with new rigs
• Cellphone makers target seniors with needs
• No preset schedule
• Photograph­er is going the distance
• Case against Cornwall mayor, city makes ‘mess’ of life, fire official says
• Council approves western LRT route
• City cancels Calypso outings
• Store worker helps kid get a leg up on life
• Sponsor’s issues given short shrift
• U of O eyes southweste­rn Ontario site
• Drinking with Papa
• Woman gets chance to repay $140,000
• Tsarnaev cover stirs debate
• U.S. rights group finds government increasing­ly scanning licence plates
• ‘Smart’ knife may help surgeons detect tumours
• 22 children in India die after eating lunch at school
• Court hears details of shipwreck
• ASTROLOGY EUGENIA LAST
• Adult son asks folks to co-sign loan
• BRIDGE DAVE WILLIS
• It’s all fun and games
• Grilled chicken bolsters barley salad
• Preserves with bright flavour
• Slow and satisfying
• 5 food events worth the drive
• Elm Tree Tomato and Herb Salad
• Grilled Salmon with Ginger Peach Salsa
• Wines needn’t be faux French
• Roasted Cherry Tomatoes with Ricotta
• Dehydrated Strawberry Jam
• Great flicks for children
• GARDEN CALENDAR
• GALLERIES
• Act of Killing is this year’s most chilling film
• Crime and punishment
• Trees and shrubs can be treasures or past their prime,

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