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• ___ Senators (NHL team)

• Trader

• Algonquian

• Bilingual Canadian city

• Birthplace of Paul Anka and Alanis Morissette

• Canada's capital

• Canada's capital, or its river

• Canadian capital

• Canadian city once known as Bytown

• Canadian river

• Canadian War Museum site

• Canuck's capital

• Capital about 300 miles from New York City

• Capital city whose original name was Bytown

• Capital NNW of Albany

• Capital north of the border

• Capital NW of Boston

• Capital of Canada

• Capital on the Rideau Canal

• Capital once called Bytown

• Capital originally named Bytown

• Capital up north

• Capital whose name comes from an Algonquin word for to trade

• Capital whose original name was Bytown

• Capital WNW of Montpelier

• Chief Pontiac, e.g.

• Chief Pontiac's tribe

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• Chretien's capital

• City in Canada.

• City in southeast Ontario

• City near the Rideau Canal

• City on the Rideau Canal

• City that's home to Parliament Hill

• City where Canada's parliament meets

• City where Lorne Greene was born

• City where Paul Anka was born

• Cold capital

• Dan Aykroyd's birthplace

• Home of Corel

• Home of hockey's Senators

• Home of the CFL Renegades

• Home of the NHL's Senators

• Home of the Senators

• Hull's river

• Illinois town, site of the first Lincoln-Douglas debate

• Its first name was Bytown

• Its pro hockey team is the Senators

• Location of the Royal Canadian Mint

• Margaret Atwood's birthplace

• N.H.L. city

• National capital on a river of the same name

• NHL Senators

• North American capital

• Northern capital

• Ontario city

• Ontario metropolis

• Ontario-Quebec border river

• Ontario's second most populous city

• Ottawa's river

• Parliament city

• Parliament Hill locale

• Parliament Hill setting

• Parliament meeting place

• Parliamentary centre

• Place for a Parliament

• Pontiac was one

• Pontiac, e.g.

• Pontiac, for one

• Pontiac's tribe

• Rideau Canal terminus

• River between Ontario and Quebec

• River separating Ontario and Quebec

• River through Ottawa

• River to the St. Lawrence

• Rough Riders' city

• Saint Lawrence tributary

• Seat of Parliament

• Senator's home

• Senator's locale

• Senators' city

• Senators' place

• St. Lawrence feeder

• Sun and Citizen's place

• Western Hemisphere capital

• Where Carleton University is

• Where the Canadian Parliament meets

• Where the Rapidz play baseball

• Where Trudeau ruled

• World capital once called Bytown

• The capital of Canada (located in southeastern Ontario across the Ottawa river from Quebec)

• A member of the Algonquian people of southern Ontario