The Standard (St. Catharines) - 2020-11-13

• St. Catharines wants to be a living wage employer
• Cop files $2M lawsuit against police — and officer he shot
• Public health orders new restrictio­ns
• TROUBLE AHEAD
• Province strips NPCA of citizen members
• Public health advice ‘makes more sense’: Hirji
• Less obvious health challenges are taking a toll under the cover of COVID-19
• Don’t give free rein to Ontario’s developers
• Mistakes on cannabis beverage labels could put consumers at risk
• Niagara Jazz Festival goes national with online event
• Ottawa unveils Hong Kong plans
• Minassian’s ‘autistic way of thinking’ similar to psychosis, murder trial hears
• Upset soldiers needed mental support at long-term-care homes
• Biden moves forward without help
• Islamic State claims attack at Saudi remembranc­e ceremony
• Acosta used ‘poor judgment’ in Epstein case but did no wrongdoing, agency finds
• Meat giants need to do more to stop disease, group says
• Revlon avoiding bankruptcy filing after debt deal
• Ford rolls out battery-powered cargo van
• Manulife sees slump in Canada while Asia remains resilient
• Brookfield launches reinsuranc­e business
• Intact gets pension-fund backing for RSA deal
• Telus creates agricultur­e division
• Vaughn is a revelation in gender-bending, body-swapping ‘Freaky’
• A ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ adaptation, hold the politics
• Daughters’ world turned upside down after dad left
• Winslet finds passion among rocks in ‘Ammonite’
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD
• Flyer lands at Division 1 school
• Dynamic duo together again, in Sweden
• ‘I like to compete against the best’
• Alberta plans joint women’s, men’s curling championsh­ip, no ‘bubble’
• Former MP Tootoo grabs himself a broom
• Following in big bro’s footsteps

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