Ottawa Citizen - 2020-04-15

• NO HOSPITAL FOR THE INFECTED
• LET OUR PEOPLE GROW
• HOW CLOSE IS TOO CLOSE?
• Post-virus Market: ‘Very challengin­g times ahead’
• Feds, province should help cities weather crisis
• Nothing to gain in finishing the season
• Abused woman lives ‘in fear every day’
• Disgraced doctor faces hearing
• NEW PROVINCIAL PLAN:
• ‘Key asks’ by transit union include call for passengers to wear masks
• Suddenly, fortune favours Joe Biden
• WHY DON’T THE RULES APPLY TO THEM?
• POPPINS TO PANDEMIC PARODY.
• LAST RITES AT DISTANCE, FUNERALS BY ZOOM
• Stricter quarantine measures for returnees
• The reality about food and drug shortages
• THE CASE FOR ASKING POLOZ TO STAY AT BoC A WHILE LONGER
• ‘Great Lockdown’ will diminish global economy by 3%: IMF
• Natural gas companies gird for slowdown
• Canada needs to use COVID-19 crisis to break its economic complacenc­y
• Pandemic will cut airline revenue by US$314 billion this year: IATA
• Gold stretches rally, touches fresh peak on COVID-19 concerns
• Tesla stock continues on a tear, on track for over 50% climb
• With the Viagra Patent About to Expire, a New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight
• Two big U.S. banks offer glum outlook for coronaviru­s recession
• Ransomware attacks target COVID-19 response workers
• OIL PRICES WILL RECOVER, AND WE HAVE TRUMP’S OPEC INTERVENTI­ON TO THANK
• Cash dwindles, ‘extinction’ looms for some
• Coronaviru­s crash is setting stage for the next oil boom
• CARROT SALADS WITH PIZZAZZ
• Herbs can spice up a salad
• GREEK LENTIL SOUP WITH LEMON
• ANCHORING CHAOS
• Reader says now is the time to help ease others’ burdens
• Dorion ‘optimistic’ NHL to resume play
• Tour de France to begin in August
• WOODBINE RACETRACK STAFF HIT HARD BY VIRUS LOCKDOWN
• Hawerchuk has final round of chemo
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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