Ottawa Citizen - 2015-04-02

• ‘I’VE GOT A VOICE – AND IT’S POWERFUL!’
• Dope deal blamed for shots that killed diplomat’s son
• The alleged bribe that ‘nobody’ gave Duffy
• FOUR LEGS, TOO EXPENSIVE
• TAKING IT TO THE STREET
• Hamburglar nabs team’s Masterton nod
• Med schools prepare for new lesson in curriculum
• Investigat­or has conflict of interest, says soldier’s kin
• Canadians need a defence minister they can trust
• Cold cheese latest front in war with auditor
• NEIGHBOURH­OOD ROCKED,
• DIPLOMAT ‘INCREDIBLE,’
• Fox exhibit marks Marathon’s 35th year
• Check out Ottawa’s blue-sky library plan; it’s worth the effort
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Stott takes first steps since train accident
• Ex-political activist gets year in jail for rape
• Star puts Lyme disease in spotlight
• Harper qualifies for his own tax breaks
• OPP submit report about Hill shooting
• Canada lacks strategy to catch radicals early
• Mulcair accuses Kenney of ‘lies’ on Middle East mission
• Kenney says war in Iraq, Syria will cost $528M by April 2016
• Extending ISIL fight gives Canadians pause
• Canadians who believe in creation ‘gagged’: MP
• IRAQ CLAIMS TO HAVE WRESTED TIKRIT FROM ISIL
• EYES ON THE PRIZE
• Senators will need composure under fire
• WINNING AT A COST WORTH IT?
• REYES FEELS READY TO GO
• MacArthur joins Sens’ victory party
• Best-of-seven series deadlocked after Gatineau falls to Armada
• GAME DAY PREVIEW: SENATORS VERSUS LIGHTNING
• 67’s head home tied with Dogs
• Women’s hockey league to pay players
• Religious-freedom law kills major sporting event’s buzz
• Palestinia­ns get court seat, seek ‘justice’
• ‘UNTOLD DAMAGE AND PAIN’
• ARKANSAS BACKTRACKS
• Quebec vows to defy Saudis on jailed blogger
• Extensions illustrate Obama’s Iran dilemma
• Emaciated dogs caught in middle of B.C. spousal dispute
• ISIL fighters infiltrate refugee camp in Syria
• SENATORS: YOU SIMPLY DON’T UNDERSTAND US
• NDP ON WAR AND PEACE
• All Canadians need a flat tax
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Oil prices pit Poloz against Fed as rates set to diverge
• PM shrugs off oil shock, aims to balance books in fiscal plan
• N.B. cheers Quebec’s Energy East loss
• Widespread use of drones by business years away
• Calgary’s executive suite feels the heat
• ASPARAGUS AND TWO-CHEESE QUICHE WITH HASH-BROWN CRUST
• Event-goers will judge 15 small plates at the NAC
• THE HEAT IS ON IN CHINATOWN
• Delectable Easter dinners
• Try these wines for Easter, Passover
• Beer classes fulfil thirst for knowledge
• The man who would be king
• LAYING DOWN SALEM’S LAW
• Gallery, museum buy historic pieces

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