Ottawa Citizen - 2020-04-01

• AN APPRECIATI­ON
• Pandemic challenges palliative care providers
• How open do we need to be about COVID-19?
• Author whips up tasty meals with what’s on hand
• SUMMER OF COVID-19?
• A LIFELINE FOR ARTISTS
• Top KHL defenceman Zub expected to sign
• The man who keeps Canada’s Walmart stores virus-free
• Push underway for temporary hospitals
• City firm on deadline for RTG to fix system
• Why U.S. must examine virus failure
• Two dead in Barrhaven blaze
• Schools closed until May 4 as Ontario unveils online learning plan
• Elementary and French-language teachers reach deals with province
• School board investigat­es trustee after alleged incident in Barrhaven
• Former Gee-Gees men’s hockey players will get $350,000 for scrapped season
• LESSONS FROM SELF-ISOLATION
• City needs more public space during outbreak
• How accurate is Canada’s data?
• BEFORE STORM, A RACE TO PREPARE
• VIRUS EXPERT HAS CULT FOLLOWING.
• GOVERNMENT TO SOURCE VENTILATOR­S, MASKS IN CANADA
• COVID-19 may be a get-out-of-jail card
• Why is India ignoring Modi’s lockdown?
• Sinclair sees chance to build on Ravens’ success
• CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE KEEPS BUSY TALKING RULES
• European soccer leagues to discuss next steps
• NFL owners add two playoff teams
• Better pay, longer tour considered for WTA
• PATIENCE IS KEY FOR NHL REGARDING REST OF SEASON
• No refunds for Race Weekend, but virtual races, 2021 discounts on tap
• NO FOOLIN’
• The results of the NHLPA’s annual player poll are here
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• WHITE BEAN AND CARROT BURGERS
• MUSHROOM QUESADILLA­S
• A lesson in comfort cooking
• FROZEN PRODUCE SOLD OUT?
• Keystone XL’s surprise go-ahead energizes oilpatch
• Federal wage subsidy may not be enough, small businesses say
• From oil roughneck to cowboy, Alberta workers consider career change

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