Ottawa Citizen - 2014-09-02

• PM urged to move memorial
• WHEN CHRISTINE MET TERRY
• NATO allies want Harper to back up tough talk
• Think-tank’s research ‘bias’ prompted audit by taxman
• EUGENIE SHUT DOWN
• Musician takes photos of local songwriter­s
• Local boy faces second brain surgery
• Web pipeline plan may stall in Arctic
• ‘Great War’ may now be underway
• Gee-Gees trounce York
• Fountain to be reborn after lifetime buried
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Natives ‘occupy’ site over end to dig
• Runner says fast cyclists are a danger
• Expert advice: What should schools do about bullying?
• Pathways a conflict zone for joggers and riders
• Two suspects sought by police after Carleton Tavern stabbing
• HOW TO HELP
• CFB Borden to be home to second federal data centre
• U.S. wants sensors in Arctic
• Commandos seek $99M in special-ops equipment
• Duelling reports: Finance rebuts grim study on middle-class income
• Dogs of war on duty
• TICATS OPEN STADIUM WITH WIN
• RAMS CUT GAY PLAYER
• Ottawa’s Dabrowski gets to third round of U.S. Open
• Kirk makes bid for Ryder Cup
• Redblacks bolster backup QB position
• Cornish returns from injury to key Stamps’ win over Esks
• Players to watch on homestretc­h
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• The NFL in 2014: Copycat teams follow the trends
• ‘Everything is destroyed and there is no work’
• TRAGIC LEGACY OF CHORNOBYL
• EXTREMISTS TARGETED
• IRAQ MAKES GAINS AGAINST MILITANTS
• Alaskan fishermen were U.S. ‘agents’
• TO SEEM GOOD AT DOING GOOD
• Next year, call it Labour Market Day
• Misplaced monument needs to be relocated
• Thinking big, 150 years ago
• CHAOS ON THE HORIZON
• Markets eye jobs numbers
• Netflix puts every telecom on guard
• Analysts see risks for Fiat merger
• Workers are asking for pay in Bitcoin
• Country without borders
• EGOYAN’S CAPTIVATIN­G CANCON
• HACKING HEARTACHE
• A CRIME OF LAZINESS
• A toast to 72 wonderful years

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