Ottawa Citizen - 2018-01-11

• SILVER SCREEN KICKS
• Workers left out of new wage law
• Release care homes risk list, NDP demands
• VOICES OUT OF THE PAST
• A TIRELESS ADVOCATE
• Feds file trade complaint against U.S. over duties
• They let a lead slip away, but won anyway
• There’s no good reason to raise minimum wage
• Victim faced bribery charge
• We should boost more women’s voices in 2018
• Death toll rises in California mudslides
• Fifth Avenue courtyard doomed
• Food bank benefits from re-gifting of Loblaws cards
• Owner ‘swears’ he wouldn’t convert market hair salon/cafe into nightclub
• New agency leader eager to change By Ward Market
• Rallies protest Tim Hortons clawbacks
• SHOWING SOLIDARITY WITH IRAN’S PROTESTERS
• Pilot error found in Lapierre fatal crash
• B.C. SIBLINGS WANTED IN INDIA FOR ALLEGED HONOUR KILLING WERE TAKEN IN ‘DEAD OF NIGHT’ TO BE EXTRADITED, THEIR LAWYERS SAY IN COURT FILINGS THAT ACCUSE OTTAWA OF CONSPIRING WITH INDIA.
• BACKLASH AGAINST #METOO.
• CATHERINE DENEUVE
• JAMES FRANCO
• China, Russia skipping North Korea meeting
• PM responds to criticism on abortion rights clause
• Making a mockery of rule of law
• Trudeau trip was ‘problem’ from start
• Vatican takes over tainted Peru movement
• LEADER COULD BE RE-INSTALLED VIA VIDEO LINK
• Meet the Edmontonia­n seen as frontrunne­r to succeed Buffett
• Regulator puts banks on fast track for new capital rules
• Franchise fight bruises Tim Hortons brand
• Canada spends $29B a year on business subsidies — and half of that is being wasted
• Health care in Canada: A cost breakdown
• ANKOU ENJOYING PLAYOFF EXPERIENCE WITH JAGS
• Expansion to Halifax talk creates buzz at CFL meetings
• Austin isn’t ducking Manziel questions
• NFL has work to do to win over British fans
• REDBLACKS LOOK TO THORPE TO GIVE DEFENCE AN IDENTITY
• Fury bolster Canadian content with latest additions to roster
• Player safety on agenda at CFL’s winter meetings
• Mittelstad­t gives Buffalo fans a reason for hope
• Canada predicted to shine at Olympics
• Jets managing well without Scheifele
• De Grasse leads track team to Gold Coast
• DREAMING OF A TEAM CANADA ROSTER THAT WILL NEVER BE
• Plenty of blame to go around for the Senators’ situation
• Tim Hortons executive to head Canada soccer league
• No matter the course, golfer Rahm determined to succeed
• CANADIAN SKATERS REAP BENEFITS OF OWN THE PODIUM
• FEEDING THE CITY FOR 33 YEARS
• BRING ON THE OSCARS
• PERENNIAL FAVOURITES
• New-look Ukrainia takes to stage for new year
• Voice artist had dulcet tone
• #MeToo stories resonate
• FATHER KNOWS BEST
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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