Ottawa Citizen - 2020-05-20

• BACK IN BUSINESS
• School’s out for summer ...
• Cyclone made photo-op flypast before crash: Forces
• OTTAWA ALTERED: AIR TRAVEL
• A SOCIETAL ABOUT-FACE
• Players receive online fitness plans
• Official plan requires public buy-in
• Man molested vulnerable boy for decade
• Many warned, none ticketed, city says
• Commission to investigat­e long-term care
• Nightclub manager’s sexual assault conviction overturned
• Joint committee endorses boundary expansion plan
• Buckle up for drive-thru-style fine dining
• COVID-19: What we have lost — and gained
• MACHETE ATTACK TIED TO ‘INCEL’
• N.S. KILLER PARANOID ABOUT PANDEMIC
• U.S. backs Canada’s bid to extend border ban
• Facebook fined $9M by Competitio­n Bureau
• NOMINATED AG WANTS TO CURB CERB FRAUD
• CERB claimants topped number of jobless by a million, stats show
• Bangladesh, India brace for monster cyclone
• CHECK WITH DOCTOR BEFORE TAKING DRUG: WHITE HOUSE
• Bye bye, Boedker
• HOCKEY MOVES A TINY STEP CLOSER
• ALIU TAKES AIM AT NHL OVER LACK OF INCLUSIVIT­Y
• New NFL face masks could contain N95 protective material
• NFL to expand ‘Rooney Rule’ job interview requiremen­ts
• Tweaks to aid programs not enough, say advocates for small businesses
• Global carbon emissions sink to 14-year low on virus crisis
• Reitmans the latest retailer to file for bankruptcy protection
• Investors take aim at Teck CEO
• Alberta gears up for possible battle over Keystone XL
• U.S. exchange operator to purchase Toronto dark pool MatchNow
• HERE’S WHAT KIND OF RETURN YOU CAN EXPECT FROM MARKETS GOING FORWARD
• PASTA WITH PECORINO AND PISTACHIOS
• AN AMERICAN IN PARIS
• Wife’s crush on gardener putting relationsh­ip at risk
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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