Ottawa Citizen - 2020-08-29

• A LOOK AT LRT’S FIRST YEAR
• FRENCH CONNECTION
• BACKYARD SHAKESPEAR­E SAVED
• ‘MY GRANDMA WAS ATTACKED’
• Subdivisio­ns can nurture canopies of green
• Back-to-school can be a gamble for parents
• Overnight trips OK, under conditions
• What’s killing Ottawa River sturgeons?
• Japan’s PM resigns due to illness
• Controvers­ial property set to close
• PANDEMIC GAVE LRT MUCH-NEEDED OPPORTUNIT­Y TO WORK OUT KINKS
• Schools urged not to ‘dawdle’ on air quality
• Accident victim was path-breaking Ottawa doctor
• Public board high school students will take one course each week
• Author explores Black history in comic series
• New Sex Pill Grows in Popularity With Recent Approval in Canada
• BuildAble’s RapidACCES­S service helps people safely and affordably stay in the home they love
• Chamberfes­t going ahead with fall concerts
• A school year unlike any other: What you need to know about OCSB’s back-to-school plans
• Stay cool and enjoy a clear view all summer long with Krumpers Solar Blinds
• Teachers are our new front-line workers
• One stupid piece of plastic, one less great blue heron
• Eliminate antiquated grading system
• O’Toole’s promise to defund CBC won’t fly
• Rideau Hall a treasure worth preserving
• Parliament­ary dress code exists for a reason
• THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RAN A $120-BILLION DEFICIT BETWEEN APRIL AND JUNE, AS PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU CONTINUED TO EXTEND FINANCIAL AID TO PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES DURING THE PANDEMIC.
• Bobcaygeon learning to heal through the power of music
• Heathrow studying 20-second COVID test
• Residentia­l tenancy is automatica­lly renewed unless a notice of terminatio­n is given
• Retail apocalypse now?: Day of reckoning may be close for two Brookfield units
• REIT investors get hit despite Canada’s surging property market
• Canada’s GDP plunges by all-time record of 38.7% in Q2
• The law may favour employers but courts are stepping in to protect employees
• Frugal couple wants a retirement plan that can survive one of their deaths
• Interest tax deductible — but it can catch the CRA’s eye
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• BUNKER MENTALITY
• Bernie Goedhart on the new book I Talk Like a River
• HONOUR GALLERY
• The ace of spades is caught like a rat
• WHAT’S THE MAGIC WORD?
• Taking a flight to nowhere
• All roads lead to Mom
• A ROYAL BOOK TREATMENT
• Mother and son go on the run
• Novel is a tale of grief and rebirth
• HOW TO CULL YOUR BOOKS
• Double the fun
• BARBECUE’S ‘REVOLUTION’
• ATHLETES TAKE MESSAGE BEYOND SPORTS PAGES
• ‘He woke up the next morning screaming in pain’
• Heart ailment associated with COVID-19 hasn’t affected NFL players, source says
• Cyprus stop added to European Tour schedule
• Verstappen sets pace in Belgian Grand Prix tune-ups
• NASCAR not ignoring ‘evil acts’ by racing: Bubba
• ‘RUSTIC’ CHAIR HAS VALUE
• Anchor shade sail to stud for extra layer of security
• Getting in touch with your inner shelf
• A facelift for Ontario’s home warranty plan
• HOW TO MAKE YOUR BED AND LIE IN IT, TOO
• Rent or own: Arnprior’s Callahan Estates offers affordable and stylish towns and bungalows
• There are no shortcuts when it comes to children’s safety
• TAME the CLUTTER
• CELESTIAL GLORY
• MARVEL AT INGENUITY IN NîMES
• CHIC at any AGE
• IT’S CANON FODDER
• Wonderfull­y watchable
• SELLING DREAMS
• Better late than never
• CALAMITY PLANE
• High anxiety a byproduct of pandemic
• Beauty guru wants you to GET COMFORTABL­E
• Bravado Designs goes beyond nursing bras

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