Ottawa Citizen - 2020-12-03

• City baby pioneers rare gene therapy treatment
• BEYOND `THE TWO MICHAELS'
• DECISION LOOMING
• Republican Collins could make or break Biden
• Why BoC isn't ready for future of digital cash
• Bernard-Docker kneels during U.S. anthem
• MPP calling for law to let councils oust members
• INSPIRED WORDS
• Premier backs testing to cut post-travel quarantine times
• UOttawa students call for grading change
• City's snow budget projected to go from red to black in 2020
• Deliberati­ons begin in murder case, province's first jury trial in pandemic
• Two takes on Japanese takeout
• Van attack killer said he'd do it again
• ABOUT PETER DAHL IN
• Try therapy to give wife the honest, trusting union she deserves
• FLYING BLIND DURING COVID-19
• THE ALBERTA GOVERNMENT HAS ASKED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE RED CROSS TO SUPPLY FOUR FIELD HOSPITALS TO CARE FOR PATIENTS AS THE COVID-19 CASE NUMBERS IN THE PROVINCE CONTINUE TO RISE.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT A DOCTOR WHO PUSHED PILLS, FAKED COVID
• Journalist covered Supreme Court
• Singapore approves lab-grown meat sales
• Royal Bank warns of headwinds following profit beat
• Garda sweetens G4S bid as competitor Allied lurks
• Airlines seek salvation in tests, as Canada maintains tight rules for foreign travellers
• Sun Life chief to retire next year after insurer's decade of growth
• Vancouver fintech, once readying for IPO, instead files for creditor protection
• Netflix tax unlikely to change habits
• Redblacks star has passion for firefighti­ng
• Sloppy Steelers hold off Ravens
• BETTMAN ON ESCROW: PLAYERS CAN PAY US NOW OR PAY US LATER
• N.Y. T I MES C RO S S WORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• DND EYES AT-HOME SUPPLIERS

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