Ottawa Citizen - 2020-04-17

• NO RISK, NO RENT
• Doctors face two-month wait for phone consult pay
• Many moons ago, Apollo 13 brought mission to big screen
• DOGGED DETERMINAT­ION
• City’s waste management strains under trash surge
• ‘A POTENTIAL TRAGEDY’
• Bookstore owner succumbs to COVID-19
• Early insects are already dining on ‘tree flowers’
• Defenceman Chabot hopes to play out rest of season
• Canopy scales back amid sector slowdown
• Opening Up America plan unveiled by Trump
• COVID-19 data is flawed, but it can be fixed
• No danger of Ottawa River flooding ‘at the moment’
• More people qualify for priority testing as criteria expanded
• Restaurant­s offering wine with takeout, food deliveries
• Landlords turn deaf ear to small business owners seeking relief on rent
• Pandemic shows long-term care needs overhaul
• New Cosmetic May Replace Need for Costly Botox Injections
• Province tells hospitals not to move patients into long-term care homes
• Son arrested after father found stabbed to death
• An ‘almost humiliatin­g’ posture toward China
• THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS ORDERED MILLIONS OF MASKS, GOWNS, GLOVES AND LITRES UPON LITRES OF HAND SANITIZER, BUT IN A COVID-19 WORLD, ORDERING THESE SUPPLIES IS NOT THE SAME AS GETTING THEM.
• Home-care patients a new front in virus fight
• Complex blood treatment saves some of sickest patients
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Rearguard pleased with his defensive improvemen­t
• POWELL ‘VERY OPTIMISTIC’ NBA WILL RETURN THIS YEAR
• Gretzky, Ovie to square off for charity
• DISAPPOINT­ING DAY FOR CANADIAN GOLF
• Isolation Nation focuses on coping with pandemic
• Halladay had mix of drugs in system: new report
• SAME OLD PERFECTION
• Banks ease credit rules for energy firms to stave off defaults
• Federal government eyes rent relief for smaller firms
• ALONE BUT NOT ALONE
• ALONE TOGETHER IN THE DARK

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