It’s Wednesday, April 29. Here are the top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom.
HOW ONE OF THE WORLD’S HOTTEST BANDS PLAYED FOR 200 PEOPLE IN GATINEAU
Angine de Poitrine electrified an overflow crowd at Bar Minotaure, stoking anticipation even more for this summer’s Bluesfest gig in Ottawa.
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NATO LOOKING AT CANADIAN AIRCRAFT FOR ITS NEW AIRBORNE WARNING FLEET
NATO is looking to replace the alliance’s older fleet of E-3A Sentry airborne warning and control system aircraft that had been built by U.S. firm Boeing.
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ARREST WARRANTS ISSUED FOR TWO OTTAWA MEN IN PERTH HOMICIDE
Christo Allison Richards, 34, was found with life-threatening injuries in Last Duel Park on April 12. He was pronounced dead in hospital.
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NEPEAN WILL SOON HAVE CANADA’S LARGEST PINBALL ARCADE
Ottawa Pinball Arcade is moving into the cavernous basement formerly occupied by the Brass Monkey rock club and pool hall.
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NOT GOING ANYWHERE: BRADY TKACHUK SAYS QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS SENATORS FUTURE ‘FRUSTRATING’
Senators captain spoke to the media on Wednesday after missing locker cleanout day due to birth of daughter.
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