Ottawa Citizen - 2014-10-01

• SCORING POINTS FOR STYLE
• Canada could bomb groups it once backed in Libya
• LITTLE CHANCE IN HELL
• Anti-separate school ad campaign rejected
• Magnotta’s messages as disturbing as his packages
• ARTIFICIAL TURF WAR
• Big Wreck’s new album is selling well — not that they really care
• Hong Kong’s Umbrella Revolution fighting with peace
• Blinding lasers send Ottawaboun­d pilots to hospital
• Disturbing new anti-Semitism wave
• First Ebola victim is diagnosed
• Adult prison term urged for teen pimp
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Former U of O players in court Nov. 4
• NCC looks to private sector for LeBreton Flats vision
• HIV-positive man charged again with not disclosing status
• Maguire’s transit plan won’t win votes
• WHERE THE CITY IS VILLAGES
• TAIWANESE ENVOY URGES VISITS
• Real Estate Associatio­n fights phantom land-transfer tax
• Decision on war days away
• HOW EXTREMISTS THREATEN US
• Speaker Scheer’s powers unchanged
• Changes needed to curb debt: Report
• P.E.I. senator rescued after fall in Norway
• Reinstate fur hats, Tories tell RCMP
• MARK STONE GOES HOME AGAIN
• DEROZAN ON BIG UPSWING
• PIRATES HOPEFUL
• Jets edge Senators 2-1
• FOR ROGERS, A BALANCE OF OLD AND NEW
• Strasburg set for playoffs
• WHITE HOUSE INTRUSION
• ISLAMIC STATE
• RCMP takes issue with ‘adversaria­l’ tone of Muslim handbook
• BALTICS FEAR THEY ARE NEXT ON PUTIN’S LIST
• Time again for Canada to say no to war
• Maguire and Watson both right
• PUBLIC SEES THROUGH FOOLS, THEIR APOLOGIES
• The U.S. and the matter of internatio­nal law
• Dollar hits six-month low after economy stalls in July
• Ford to hire 1,000 people in Oakville
• Regulating wholesale market could hurt wireless carriers, Telus says
• $8M Ernst & Young settlement a win-win
• Quebec puts $50M into gas
• Emerging markets taking a beating
• MORE POWER TO THE PURCHASER
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Denk brings a delighted surprise to Mozart concerto
• INSIDE PRINCE’S PURPLE BRAIN
• Not open if one person is left out
• Two albums at once make Prince relevant
• Tall ballerinas are reaching greater heights

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