Ottawa Citizen - 2018-11-24

• MELNYK SUES OVER LEBRETON
• TIERNEY CHARGED
• LET’S GO, REDBLACKS!
• Builder eQ shines at sales and marketing awards
• TARPS ARE NOT ENOUGH
• NORMAN CASE TAKES SHAPE
• Harassment is the actual theme of Love Actually
• First-degree conviction for 2015 killing in Gatineau
• Mayor’s office used intimidati­on tactics, Melnyk lawsuit alleges
• ‘I did the deed’
• Boko Bakery saying goodbye after three sweet decades on Elgin Street
• Care to sweeten your coffee with cannabis-infused sugar?
• Preston Street eatery known for its high-end tasting menus to close
• Trudeau risks a deficit of Liberal voters
• Don’t mix pregnancy with cannabis use
• Ford’s French cuts were wrong
• Canada’s space role must benefit country
• Ex-MP under treatment for gambling problem: PMO
• Rise of the ‘free birthers’
• 36,000 charges for accused SS guard
• Separatist­s kill four at Chinese consulate
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• BATHTUBS NECESSITY OR LuxuRY?
• WATER TO THE RESCUE
• Spin master kept Japan’s Edo-top tradition alive
• Savvy about Spanish wine
• SCUFFED SOFA? PURCHASE TOUCH-UP KIT RIGHT MEOW
• Tenant responsibl­e for damage caused due to frozen water pipes
• Appliances on the fritz?
• TV LISTINGS
• Rare matchup between undefeated teams adds extra edge to Vanier Cup
• STARS EXTEND SENATORS’ SKID
• JFG for MVP Sunday? Don’t rule it out
• PLAYERS FINALLY HAVE LEVERAGE IN BARGAINING TALKS
• Grey Cup Week remains unique among pro sports
• CFL STRIKES DEAL TO GET EXPOSURE IN MEXICO
• Mickelson tops Woods in $9M pay-per-view
• TOUGH TRADE-OFFS
• Canada Goose moves aggressive­ly into the home of the counterfei­t parka
• Former manager wonders if savings will sustain early retirement
• The TFSA has proven popular since its inception a decade ago
• In era of online retail, Black Friday still lures a crowd
• ROCKS OF LIFE?
• Books can be read and reread, and have the power to stay with a child long after he or she has reached adulthood. Even in this digital age, a book is a gift that goes on giving.
• SCHEER NEEDS TRUMP RETURNED TO SENDER
• EMOTIONAL PLEAS TELL TRaGIC TALES
• Crocodiles complicate town’s efforts tourism
• A delightful Diamond of writing in rough land
• LAND OF THE GIANTS
• ‘YOUTH MUST BE SERVED’
• FATHER-DAUGHTER JAZZ TEAM PLAYS FESTIVAL JAPAN
• Ottawa jamband nero reunites after 15 years
• RETURN POLICY
• Actor known as Dibley bore
• A blind spot for eyes
• An elevAted vision, A limitless hoRizon ~ By RAndy Boswell
• Don’t be crushed by daydreams
• A SPACE FOR ALL PURPOSES
• RENOS CAN WAIT
• COMMON GAFFES TO AVOID DURING BASEMENT RENOS
• THE ULTIMATE ROAD TRIP
• Shadow looms large in Tokyo-Hong Kong journey
• Get fit and have fun in Varadero
• SNOW-BIRDIES
• The best bites from Barbados
• GRILLS & GILLS
• ALL ABOARD THE AGONY TRAIN

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