Curb fake exam papers’ racket agony for parents
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News of the day: Senators roll to big win as booed Tkachuk scores, Ullmark leaves with injury; Government will support bill to protect Gatineau Park — with conditions; Who won the final Ottawa mayoral debate?
It’s Thursday, Oct. 22. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. SENATORS ROLL TO BIG WIN AS BOOED TKACHUK SCORES, ULLMARK LEAVES WITH INJURY The Senators made a statement win…