Ottawa Citizen - 2020-08-21

• One family’s continuing flood of misfortune
• Deans poised to rejoin city council
• FOUR-WEEK CERB EXTENSION
• MONKEY IN THE MIDDLE
• Putin critic ill after suspected poisoning
• Questions abound about who will be in the crease
• As Democrats meet, U.S. still in chaotic free fall
• Valley icon Wes Dodds was a master of the french fry
• Drive-in concert series adds Trews, Sheepdogs
• 12 new COVID-19 cases reported on Thursday
• 3M using government aid to produce additional N95 masks in Brockville
• Parlour’s patio an urban oasis with charm to spare
• One of the few Inuit chefs in the South heads North
• Electric car rebates expected to run out of cash early
• A crash course in the new public high school schedule
• ENOUGH IS ENOUGH — PAY THE RANSOM
• Audio books aid isolation of pandemic
• ALICE IN SUMMERLAND
• He needs to set boundaries with pals
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Bannon charged with fraud
• CANADIANS FOUND WITH SMALL AMOUNTS OF ILLEGAL DRUGS WILL RARELY BE PROSECUTED UNDER NEW GUIDELINES FOR FEDERAL LAWYERS ISSUED THIS WEEK BY KATHLEEN ROUSSEL, THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIO­NS.
• BUSY DAYS AHEAD FOR FREELAND.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT A MOSQUITO EXPERIMENT
• American fined for breaking quarantine
• Random breathalyz­er tests constituti­onal, judge rules
• Probe into WE contracts widens
• FBI CRITICIZED FOR TWEETING LINK TO ANTI-SEMITIC DOCUMENT
• ‘Tiny immigrant startup’ scores deal to produce masks for transit agency
• Pandemic gives Canada’s big telecom firms a win in Ottawa
• TSX-Venture soars as gold fuels rally in junior mining
• IN THE SPYDER’S WEB
• Redblacks’ Brown looks to 2021 as ‘the golden season’
• Woods fires a strong 68 to open playoffs
• Blue Jays brass nixes ‘homeless’ T-shirts
• RAPTORS’ NURSE HAS OPPONENTS OFF BALANCE
• SAFETY FIRST — ESPECIALLY NOW

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