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MY 3 STARS
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#40 - Patrick Lalime
Always a strong goalkeeper, Patrick Lalime had an amazing postseason this year.
He was instrumental in Ottawa's near sweep of the Flyers, allowing only 2
goals and tying an NHL record for most playoff shutouts - 4.
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#7 - Curtis Leschyshyn
Curtis has been around the NHL for quite a while now, playing for teams like
Québec and Colorado. He has brought a wide range of experience with him to
Ottawa during his first full year on the team.
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#11 - Daniel Alfredsson
After former captain Alexei Yashin was traded to the Islanders last summer,
Alfredsson filled the role. He has done a superb job of leading the Sens even
farther than Yashin had.
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A Breif History
 Players
Coaching & Management
Although the Senators just celebrated their 10th Anniversary
this past season, the club is actually much older. They began in the late
1800's, and have played under several names. They were cup challengers as
the Generals in 1894 and as the Capitals in 1897. They then became the Ottawa
Silver Seven (teams played with 7 men on the ice back then), won four straight
cups from 1903 to 1906, and were runners-up again in 1906. The name was changed
to the Ottawa Senators in 1908-09, and cups were again won in `09-`11, `20-`21,
and `23. During this period they were points leaders 6 times. When the NHL was
organized in 1917-18, Ottawa joined as one of the first four teams. They won
the first NHL-only cup in 1927.
The club did not play during the 1931-32 season, and then
dropped out of the NHL after the 1933-34 season. It would 60 years before
Ottawa again had an NHL team. The Sens were reborn in 1992-93, and after a slow
start, they captured Northeast Division titles in 1999 and 2001.
 History
Coaching & Management
Active Player Roster
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#
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NAME
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POS.
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HT.
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WT.
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BIRTH
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BIRTHPLACE
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3
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Zdeno Chara
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D
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6'-9"
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255
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18/03/77
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Trencin, SLO
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4
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Chris Phillips
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D
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6'-3"
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221
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09/03/78
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Calgary, AB, CAN
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5
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Sami Salo
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D
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6'-3"
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215
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02/09/74
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Turku, FIN
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6
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Wade Redden
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D
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6'-2"
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205
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12/06/77
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Lloydminster, SK, CAN
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7
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Curtis Leschyshyn
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D
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6'-1"
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207
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21/09/69
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Thompson, MB, CAN
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9
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Martin Havlat
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RW
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6'-1"
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190
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19/04/81
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Mlada Boleslav, CZE
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11
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Daniel Alfredsson
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RW
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5'-11"
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198
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11/12/72
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Gothenburg, SWE
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12
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Mike Fisher
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C
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6'-1"
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197
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05/06/80
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Peterborough, ON, CAN
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13
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Petr Schastlivy
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LW
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6'-1"
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207
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18/04/79
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Angarsk, RUS
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14
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Radek Bonk
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C
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6'-3"
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220
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09/01/76
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Krnov, CZE
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15
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Shawn McEachern
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LW
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5'-11"
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196
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28/02/69
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Waltham, MA, USA
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16
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Jody Hull
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RW
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6'-2"
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220
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02/02/69
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Petrolia, ON, CAN
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17
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Bill Muckalt
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RW
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6'-1"
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200
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15/07/74
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Surrey, BC, CAN
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18
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Marian Hossa
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RW
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6'-1"
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199
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12/01/79
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Stara Lubovna, SLO
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20
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Magnus Arvedson
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LW
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6'-2"
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198
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25/11/71
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Karlstad, SWE
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23
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Karel Rachunek
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D
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6'-2"
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211
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27/08/79
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Gottwaldov, CZE
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25
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Chris Neil
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RW
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6'-0"
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211
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18/06/79
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Markdale, ON, CAN
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26
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Benoit Brunet
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LW
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5'-11"
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200
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24/08/68
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St.Anne De Bellevue, PQ, CAN
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27
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Ricard Persson
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D
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6'-1"
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201
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24/08/69
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Ostersund, SWE
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28
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Todd White
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C
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5'-10"
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194
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21/05/75
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Kanata, ON, CAN
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33
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Chris Herperger
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C
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6'-0"
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190
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24/02/74
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Esterhazy, SK, CAN
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34
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Shane Hnidy
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D
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6'-2"
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210
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08/11/75
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Neepawa, MB, CAN
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35
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Jani Hurme
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G
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6'-0"
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180
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07/01/75
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Turku, FIN
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36
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Juha Ylonen
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C
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6'-1"
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189
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13/02/72
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Helsinki, FIN
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40
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Patrick Lalime
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G
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6'-3"
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185
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07/07/74
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St. Bonaventure, PQ, CAN
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History
Players
Coaching & Management Staff
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NAME
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TITLE
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Jacques Martin
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Head Coach
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Don Jackson
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Assistant Coach
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Roger Neilson
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Assistant Coach
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Perry Pearn
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Assistant Coach
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Marshall Johnston
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General Manager
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Jarmo Kekalainen
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Director of Player Personnel
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Round 1
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Round 2
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Round 3
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Round 4
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Standings
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Survey
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NHL.com
Philadelphia vs. Ottawa
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Toronto vs. Ottawa
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