News of the day: Jeff Leiper: How I would get Ottawa back on track as mayor; LeBreton Flats progress continues as Senators, NCC focus on cleanup, design and financing; Senators score big win over Bruins;

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It’s Tuesday, Oct. 6. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom.

JEFF LEIPER: HOW I WOULD GET OTTAWA BACK ON TRACK AS MAYOR | OPINION

One of the leading candidates for the position, Jeff Leiper makes his case for election as mayor of Ottawa.

LEBRETON FLATS PROGRESS CONTINUES AS SENATORS, NCC FOCUS ON CLEANUP, DESIGN AND FINANCING

NCC CEO Tobi Nussbaum says discussions remain productive as the parties work through key elements of the proposed arena project.

SENATORS SCORE BIG WIN OVER BRUINS

Tim Stutzle got them off to a roaring start in the first period and they cruised to victory from there.

NCC APPROVES FINAL INTERIOR DESIGN OF PARLIAMENT HILL RENOVATION PROJECT

Here’s what the Centre Block welcome centre will look like when it’s finally done.

TOP GOALIE LINUS ULLMARK WON’T DRESS AS SENATORS FACE RED WINGS

The Ottawa Senators were to face Red Wings in Detroit on Tuesday without their top goaltender after an unspecified injury knocked him out of Monday’s game against the Boston Bruins.

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