Ottawa Citizen - 2014-07-04

• Ready for some football
• Getting as much government as we can afford
• WITH A BANG AND A TWANG
• Constructi­on crews uncover long-rumoured ‘beer tunnel’
• The World Cup and the Olympics hurt their hosts
• BOUCHARD SEMI-TOUGH
• BLATCHFORD
• Via staff called police about Barrhaven track safety
• Vicki Heyman steps into the spotlight
• Our critics loved these summer films
• The path of Hurricane Arthur
• Tom Hardy shines in Locke
• COUNTDOWN TO LAUNCH
• Answers needed in hockey scandal
• ‘Mad cow’ deferral still in effect for blood donations
• Impaired driver spared mandatory minimum
• Flyers’ Claude Giroux apologizes for ‘misguided’ humour
• AT A GLANCE
• Passenger pigeon comeback?
• Tweed Marijuana goes to schools
• Court upholds cellmate ban
• Staff guilty of assaulting bar customer
• ‘The victim is not co-operating’
• Witness backs data evidence
• Troops’ income falls as civilians: survey
• Tories put Arctic vehicle buy on ice
• NDP staff prepare to leave Unifor
• Prostituti­on bill changes possible
• Private member’s bills: success or strategy?
• THE RIGHT WING BATTLE
• MAKING THEIR MARK
• Love keeps kicker in the ’Peg
• Quarter-finals bring a four-gone conclusion
• NHL’s west an arms race for top-two centres
• Leafs sign trio to 1-year deals
• Flyers shopping Lecavalier to Ottawa
• Raonic ready to step up his game
• OBAMA’S FOREIGN DILEMMA
• BLACK PETE NO MORE
• Black day for Dutch fans of Yule ‘Pete’
• Killing of teens ignites Israeli-Hamas clashes
• THE FORD PLAYBOOK
• Al-Maliki should step down as PM of Iraq
• The ghosts of Visoko barely recall Canada
• EDGE GETS EDGIER
• Porsche Macan Turbo excites
• THE WRANGLER IS AN ICON
• PUTTING FOB TO NOGGIN
• Mazda2 sets new milepost
• Aston’s digital DP-100 just for gamers
• DO OTHER DRIVERS CURSE YOU?
• Some automotive secrets work
• Ten cars left behind in huge Alberta barn find
• New GM recall covers 474,000 cars, trucks
• GRAHAM HILL IS ONLY RACER EVER TO WIN TRIPLE CROWN
• Air conditioni­ng taken for granted
• TIRESOME TAMMY
• NIGHT OF THE EVIL DREAD
• No hint of hope or glory in this dark tale of alienation
• Earth to Echo isn’t such an alien concept
• Rupert Everett a troubled soul despite his success
• CREEPY FILM A CHALLENGE TO HAPPY ENDINGS
• IN THEATRES
• SHELTON LAYS ON THE CHARM
• Job growth in U.S. hard act to follow
• Majority stake in ad agency on block
• Centerra can’t escape Kyrgyz politics
• NATIVE HIRING
• Surge in Canadian exports leads to trade deficit cut
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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