Ottawa Citizen - 2013-12-04

• Tory aide lobbies city for developers
• After all the hysteria, it’s time to debate Reform Act
• SENS NEEDED THIS ONE
• More time, money for pedestrian bridge
• Duffy recovering after open-heart surgery
• Iran nuclear deal a first step
• All is not lost, after all
• NDP set to unveil energy plan, return of efficiency rebates
• Passion of Desmarais saluted
• PS exec pay tied more to own work
• Anti-bullying charity hit with suit
• Bill would give caucuses right to dump party leaders
• Dallaire crashes car, blames exhaustion
• Tories resist Liberal call to grill auditor
• Braley quits Senate, reportedly provoked by expenses scandal
• Senate approves plan to probe CBC operations
• Government auditing ship-supply company
• Canada still seen as an honest country
• New Brunswick village mourns
• News of discharge too much for soldier
• Border agency flags aid outflow to Hezbollah
• Thai protests ease as police back off
• U.S. does diplomatic dance with China, Japan
• Ukraine standoff continues
• Pot-smoking Mountie brought trouble on himself
• Ontario’s energy plan
• Back to 1961
• How Canada goes to war
• HBO could make Leafs hockey a thing of beauty
• Koe rink on cusp of eliminatio­n
• Nedohin victory offers hope
• Life as Panther OK for ex-Sen
• Terrible divisions are everywhere in pro sports
• Hardage celebrates ‘great year’
• Redblacks sign running back Roberts
• SkyHawks release Rideau graduate Lual
• Skaters prepare to take up Challenge
• Kootenay centre now holds up the Reinhart hockey pedigree
• Arrow works and it’s a hit — at least here
• Province seeks updated childcare law
• Ottawa researcher finds potential muscle rebuilder
• Elderly woman struck by bus at Bayshore
• Councillor backs highrise even though it violates city plan
• 31-storey plan called ‘a wall against water’
• City vows to listen to residents with new rules on consultati­on
• Police suspect links in four recent shootings
• Google takes you inside PM’s office
• Squeezing in room to pray
• Councillor­s keep pushing to save cinema
• CHEO leads way in letting families help make choices
• Better poles now a priority
• Welcome to Ogdensburg!
• Granite Transforma­tions offers unique alternativ­es
• i Solara provides clean power
• A new looking wall by Integrity Masonry
• The Anything Guys specialize in improving homes ... inside and out
• The art of Christmas
• MacNeils: ‘Christmas is celebrated big time’
• The cartoon is the thing for these siblings
• Montreal’s musical mega-deal
• ASTROLOGY
• Don’t sacrifice your life for loser
• Battling burnout
• Bank stocks slip as BMO feels pinch
• 360pi’s Black Friday splash put Ottawa firm on map
• BlackBerry on the defensive
• Tories bringing in prepaid credit card reforms,
• Why mainstream firms pursue wacky ideas
• Potash Corp. to cut 1,045 jobs
• Torque in smaller tech
• You can save more on fees than on Black Friday
• TSX dropS 100 poinTS; BMO TumBleS 4.5%
• Born to the challenge

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