Ottawa Citizen - 2015-02-14

• Kids’ shots not being traced
• THE NEW BACKROOM BOSSES
• POP! GOES DIANA KRALL
• Alison Gordon blazed a locker room trail
• Spy vs. spy: Debating new anti-terror bill
• Patricia Pearson on her grandfathe­r’s legacy for Canadians
• Teacher’s poem saluted nation’s new flag
• Meet Robert Labonté, Parliament Hill’s flagmaster
• Suicide ruling opens ethical questions on depression
• Choose wisely for your career on Valentine’s Day
• Five great days in Paris and London
• Nickelback gets its disco on
• Oh, snap! February could set a cold weather record
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• JENNINGS’ NRC WORK SAVES LIVES OF CHILDREN
• Krumpers: Winner of Best Blinds 5 years in a row
• Evidence in home invasion case disallowed
• LANDLORD PROMISES TO REFUND EXTRA SECURITY
• Ottawa Jewish Community School’s high school to close
• C-51: GETTING BAD ADVICE OR IGNORING GOOD ADVICE
• Canadian Tire exec new PMO spokesman
• Federal scientists training in case of strike
• Opposition treading carefully in niqab controvers­y
• Site of famous ‘Kitchen Accord’ being recreated
• Weaver and Poje rally for another gold
• B-Sens’ Prince playing the ‘right way’
• HOMAN LOOKS TO THREE-PEAT
• GATINEAU SKI HOTBED
• GAME DAY PREVIEW: SENATORS VERSUS OILERS
• Bitter 2011 Cup final no big deal with Bruins, Canucks
• Redblacks play Als in June 25 opener
• Leafs trying to focus as trade talks near
• ‘Cleansing’ of oil industry foreseen
• Trying to climb to cruising altitude
• Labour minister intervenes in bid to avert CP Rail strike
• Trudeau chose short-term gain for long-term pain
• IT’S NOT A GAME FOR CHICKENS
• ANTI-VAX PERSUASION
• ‘SHE JUST GETS THE JOB DONE’
• ‘SHE’S THE CALM IN THE STORM ... A PERSON WHO MAKES IT WORK’
• ‘HARD-WORKING, TOUGH, HONEST AND WICKED SMART’
• FOR SOUDAS, IT SEEMS, LOVE CONQUERS LOYALTY. IT SHOULDN’T
• Before vaccines, diseases were deadly
• Communism not the only totalitari­anism
• About Eve Adams and caucus reform
• RECENT RULINGS FROM TOP COURT ARE ALARMING
• NO LOVE LOST
• LAST-GASP BATTLE IN UKRAINE
• FAHMY ANGRY
• New case of mad cow a first since 2011
• Major dry spell looms in the U.S.
• Halifax police foil shooting plot
• Dresden memories linger
• Screaming birds parrot humans at their worst
• MacIntyre creates scapegoat
• From the poet’s heart
• A life well lived with stoicism
• Afrikaans novelist told of apartheid
• A news writer with guts
• OUT OF THE DARKNESS
• GET INTO THE MIX
• BRITANNIA’S ECLECTIC MIX
• How good design can help you cope
• The survey says ...
• Hockey fan Zukerman to lead NACO brass for anthems at Sens game
• NACO finds some edge for Mercury Lounge
• Tango dancers display skills and passions
• Live from New York, it’s the SNL 40th anniversar­y bash
• Canadians a big part of top funny moments
• Columnist beat his crack addiction
• Readers respond to uncle
• Lost art can rewrite history in an instant
• Mirror, who’s the fairest of them all?
• OLD-FASHIONED WINTER KEEPS FEEDERS BUSY
• SLIMMING DOWN IN SANDY HILL
• LAFRANCE TURNS TO INTERIORS
• Be my guest with a custom wall bed
• Minto picks a winner with ‘Potter’s Key’
• Storage heaters are a smart way to use electricit­y
• Courting the townhome buyer
• Small accessorie­s make a space more homey
• Try something new in your bedroom
• Should I return coffee table or buy a new rug?
• RAINFOREST­S OF COSTA RICA
• FLORIDA’S GAY PRIDE
• The Palais Royal elevates shopping to an art form
• The French have a talent for living well
• FROM ‘NOTHING’ TO ‘BUMPIN’
• The talented Mr. Docekal’s picks
• Celebrate Kindness Week with five acts of kindness
• MONTREAL’S LIGHT FESTIVAL MORE THAN LIGHTS
• VOLUNTEER ROUNDUP
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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