Ottawa Citizen - 2014-05-28

• Forces review stalled
• HATS OFF TO BOURQUE
• Pond hockey invented across the Big Pond, new book says
• One generation’s goatee is another’s spaghetti straps
• COOL AS COLVILLE
• Canadian baritone comes to town this weekend
• PM prone to fits of anger, former aide says
• Warning signs aren’t always evident
• The Tories ran out of ideas a while ago
• Domus Café closes its doors
• FEDERAL GOVERNMENT KILLS FIRST NATIONS SCHOOL BILL
• RCMP release few details on call to 24 Sussex party
• ONTARIO VOTES
• THE ART OF THE (VERY) LOCAL CAMPAIGN PROMISE
• Candidates clash over Conservati­ve job cut plan
• Liberals no saviour, foes scoff in debate
• SELLING AMMO, PLANES & MORE
• Accused admits it was his gun that killed man
• Kanata building decision deferred
• Killings ‘shouldn’t happen to any family’
• OMB signs off on Richmond Village developmen­t
• Police fail to find prints of accused
• AFGHANISTA­N LOOKS TO NEW FUTURE WITH CANADA, AMBASSADOR SAYS
• Centretown plan tests policy for extra-tall towers
• L.A. Kings simply look like the better team
• REMEMBERIN­G DUNFIELD
• READY TO HUDDLE UP
• Teen gymnast going for his fourth national title in row
• Red-hot Jays make it eight
• A LOOK AT THE KEY COMPONENTS
• Q& A: AUTHORIZED TREATMENT
• OUT OF AFGHANISTA­N
• Melanoma among the fastest growing diagnoses of cancer — and tanning beds may be to blame.
• A WACKY MIX IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT
• Summit tackles EU’S big ’n’ bossy image
• PROFILE OF A BABY SNATCHER
• The prime minister, the Supreme Court and public opinion
• PHONE BAN IS OBSOLETE
• Lessons for Canada in how to pick judges
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• BIG BANKS AGREE TO LOW-COST SERVICES
• Scotia ‘pleased’ with rise in profits
• Gloves off in duelling pharmas
• Indigo annual revenue slips for a third year
• MAN-CHILD IN THE PROMISED LAND
• Mean streets an influence on Vriend’s latest record

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