Ottawa Citizen - 2020-10-29

• `Armchair experts' frustrate doctors
• Delivering a baby in a car — and other true nursing tales
• GETTING TUNED IN
• AGGRESSIVE SPENDING
• New lockdowns in Germany, France
• Galchenyuk gamble may pay off
• Impact of Beirut blast still felt
• Ottawa-Hull rail loop not mayor's priority
• Humans beat computers in Series
• GRADS GO VIRTUAL
• Councillor­s back police on mental health strategy
• Sports operators gear up for season amid pandemic
• Pandemic `curve going down,' Ford says
• Ex-Sens help old foundation launch with new name
• Ontario looks at ending rule against alcohol for transplant­s
• CANADA NEEDS TEETH TO FIGHT WEB GIANTS
• Lebanoniza­tion of America is well underway
• Cars idling in line at waste depot
• GIANT SKELETON OBSESSION.
• Tech CEOs deny claims of bias at contentiou­s hearing
• Feminist poet of the Beat Generation
• SPENDING TAPS STAYING ON FOR NOW
• Calgary duo launch class suit against Facebook
• BANK OF CANADA TWEAKS POLICIES TO HELP WARD OFF PANDEMIC'S `SCARRING'
• A long journey to historic IPO for tech firm BBTV's female chief
• BACK TO WORK
• 67's star Rossi off to play in Switzerlan­d, as OHL mulls pushing back start of season
• Kansas City offers to adopt Raptors for season
• COWBOYS' HOUSECLEAN­ING COULD BENEFIT GALLIMORE
• Canadian honing his skills deep in the heart of Texas
• Pandemic delays World Series party for Dodgers
• N.Y. T I MES C RO S S WORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• L OV E A N D T H E S TA R S

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