Ottawa Citizen - 2013-11-16

• THE PROBLEM WITH PREEMIES
• Judge lifts ID ban on robocalls witnesses
• SPIES THRUST INTO PUBLIC EYE
• JUST DO IT
• AHEAD OF THE GAMES
• SENS BEAR DOWN
• SWEET SIMPLICITY
• GALLERY RENEWED
• Ford’s power struggle
• Troops hailed as heroes in Philippine­s
• Move into Parliament
• Investigat­ive journalist Declan Hill continues his crusade against the scourge of match-fixing in soccer.
• The upcoming week and success in the byelection­s pose a real challenge to Justin Trudeau’s team.
• An up-close view of how looks can be deceiving to Ottawa’s 19 restaurant inspectors.
• Andrew Mitrovica has questions for the Toronto police.
• Strategist­s were biggest enablers, writes Andrew Coyne.
• Ombudsman’s office target of complaint
• Upgrades planned for National War Memorial
• Former Forces medic guilty of 25 sex charges
• Police officer cleared of G20 misconduct
• Winnipeg police admit to paying killer
• Tories criticized for derailment followup
• Grow-op found in seniors’ care home
• Leaders skeptical on job plan
• Nunavut politician­s name Taptuna as premier
• Judges are checking Harper’s powers
• Toddler dies in unlicensed daycare
• Sexting charges ‘too harsh’
• Privy Council Office spends bundle on cable
• Book sheds light on prize Arctic find
• China eases family-size policy
• ‘NIGHTMARE’ BACTERIA
• DART’s swift arrival hailed by survivors of typhoon
• Sochi security raises human rights concerns
• Man charged after woman shot in face
• Ex-teacher pleads no contest to lewd acts
• Shiites kill 7 Sunnis from Islamic seminary
• Boy with leukemia Batkid for day
• U.S. offers $10M reward for Benghazi attackers
• Dark history
• City of hate: Dallas still deals with its JFK legacy
• The secret history of the CSE
• Do we really want to live forever?
• Who’s who: The partnershi­p that built ‘Camelot’
• ‘Imagine what it’s like to live with PTSD’
• Blueprint 2020 process is not an ‘empty vessel’
• Cities should have a say
• Holocaust education ‘critically important’
• Harper likes China, too
• I congratula­te McGuinty
• Happy 75th, Gordon, from a loyal fan
• Bhaneja’s Hamlet enthralled his audience
• There’s a reason why China can change things quickly
• Keep pipeline above river
• ‘Distractio­n’? Nonsense!
• A shaky commitment to women
• Flaherty’s budget challenge
• Cars don’t own Main Street
• The health and safety of workers is a priority
• Shake, rattle and Raitt: Bonnie’s back in town
• Festival jazzes up the winter
• Lady Gaga’s Artpop album
• Battle of the Blades
• Tour de force in dance
• Firestone collection of Canadian art
• Toronto quintet finding its own sound
• Dion to host U.S. holiday special spotlighti­ng adoption
• At 44, Goerke becomes a star
• Clichéd road movie not without charm
• British folky charged with sex offences from 1970s
• Hamlet (solo) is an admirable experiment in theatre making
• Neon bunny hops off to Dallas
• Housing statistics defy doomsayers
• Mutation breeding raises concerns
• Social media seek celebs
• WestJet launches first overseas flight
• Malibus recalled over faulty defroster, wires
• Harper hails Mulroney trade deal
• China eases restrictio­ns on private businesses
• Retirement done right
• five REASONS
• TSX riSeS 0n China reformS, fed eaSing
• Promoter may soon be set free
• Government to pay Eid’s legal costs
• Canadian space industry wish list,
• Cabbie accused of sex assault wins bail
• Marsh fire delays six Via trains, 900 riders
• Police want help solving bank fraud
• Winter street parking rules now in effect
• Firefighte­r rescues woman from second-floor window
• Police urge vigilance after string of muggings
• Goulbourn pool closed until summer
• Suit against neurologis­t to go forward
• Sandy Hill truck tunnel study sneaks into transporta­tion plan
• Police seek Subaru driver after mother, daughter hurt in Highway 417 hit-and-run
• Man killed in Rideau Lakes Township crash
• Fragile facade changes developer’s plans
• Typhoon relief team has ties to city
• Nigerian student, 23, could be deported
• Unpredicta­ble a constant in November
• How to tune your body for winter activities
• RCAF pilot loved to fly
• Duchess of Carnegie Hall fought eviction
• Breaking German code vital to D-Day
• Share your story
• What are we to think when our prayers aren’t answered?
• Charting a new course
• Harnessing the power of sport
• Young rescued feline and litter are survivors
• VOLUNTEER ROUND UP
• Girls’ Night Out raised $10,000 for shelter
• Share your Up Beat stories
• How you can help
• Rich refugees pay to flee Syrian war
• Japan pulls back from greenhouse emissions target
• Sens beat the team they want to become
• Will KC Chiefs finish their first undefeated season in six years?
• Poirier pushing to make World Juniors roster,
• ‘Knuckles’ Nilan drops gloves again in new book
• Centreless Leafs out of sync in loss to last-place Sabres
• Desharnais finds net to lead Habs in shootout
• KEN WARREN 10 TAKES
• Ryan ready for some football
• Canada’s Chan sets world record in short program
• Huskies’ own goal seals win for Gatineau at the ‘Bob’
• Campbell fully in the ‘now’
• Bills stealing Argos’ thunder
• Canadians hoping that’s all for brawls
• 1,500-yard man may be in peril this NFL season
• Men’s soccer team winless in 13 games
• Bills buy tickets to avoid TV blackout
• Czech Republic and Serbia split matches
• It’s game over for the $5 hockey bill
• St-Pierre poised to extend streak at UFC 167
• Christmas in Carleton Place
• Christmas in Carleton Place
• Respect and compromise keys to easing tension between students, long-term community residents
• Come home to Alta Vista
• Go ask Alice
• History serves as a warning
• Rankin brings Rebus back again
• BOOK EVENTS
• BESTSELLER­S
• READY for the next 25 YEARS
• Ottawa newcomer brings a touch of Montreal
• Couples therapy
• Condo Scene: On the move
• Summerhill at Dows Lake
• Tips for an easier move
• What you’ll pay for a mortgage
• Longfields Station
• Sold on Summerhill
• Clamp it up: Canadian tool a great workshop helper
• New at Ottawa Citizen Style
• Phoenix: Victorian style to high-tech efficiency
• Feeling the echo
• Furnace check up
• How to reach us
• Living with bipolar disorder
• Secrets of a hockey mom
• REAL DEAL: The great green coffee bean debate,
• TRACKING FITNESS
• Notes to self
• THERESA DOSTALER’S SURVIVAL TIPS FOR HOCKEY MOMS
• The 15-minute workout
• Runaway success
• Framing a fashionabl­e future
• Movember — not just for men anymore
• FACTS ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESS
• Move with Us — We’re Sexy & We Mo It!
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• What happens when you stop yelling at your kids
• Shop, sip, sample, sparkle
• OTTAWA FASHION SCENE INFINITY AND BEYOND kristanorr­is.com
• ottawaciti­zenstyle.com FASHION by Paula McCooey
• CREWCUTS CRUISES INTO CANADA
• Pass on the plastic
• Take a second-hand safari
• Sock it to me
• Everything old is new again
• Cold out, heat in
• THE HILLS ARE ALIVE
• Fast slopes, slow food
• A trip into U.S. history
• Montreal is mad for Rad
• Liners restricted in Venice
• King Tut? Copy that
• Airport’s ‘stitch’ in time
• Cats steal the show
• Iraq move excites Hyatt
• Friend is high at high school
• EYE TWISTER SOLUTION
• SUNDAY ASTROLOGY
• Android brings humanity to buddy-cop role

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