Ottawa Citizen - 2021-05-26

• Ontario kids at risk of `catastroph­e'
• Ontario suffers first death from clotting as cases fall
• COVID-19 claims a family man and volunteer
• COUNCILLOR IN COURT
• `The Nuge' a possible fit for Sens
• Grocery workers losing ground
• Can we please start having some fun?
• Manitoba turns to feds for help
• Catholic board to fly flag over schools
• BACK TO THE 'BURBS
• The pandemic's weird influence on real estate
• Sex Pill Prices Decline as Patents Expire and The Market Struggles with New Competitio­n
• O'Toole gets last laugh over tempest in a beer can
• Stupid results come from stupid policies
• CHEF COOKS `ACROSS BORDERS'
• CAULIFLOWE­R POPCORN WITH BLACK VINEGAR DIPPING SAUCE
• HONEY-ROASTED CARROTS WITH CARROT-TOP CHIMICHURR­I
• LOUISIANA BURGERS WITH RÉMOULADE SAUCE
• Volatile spouse is a problem
• Spacey's role raises eyebrows
• A WINNING STRATEGY
• Gutsy walk
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• Duffy leaves Senate for good
• CANADA'S TRANSIT REVOLUTION.
• EX-LIBERAL LEADER DION BACKS PM ON QUEBEC.
• Paramedics take help into patients' homes
• Immigrants face long battle getting informatio­n
• Facebook to pay 14 Canadian outlets for news content
• U.S. requests panel to review measures by Canada on dairy quotas
• Bank earnings set to beat estimates despite slump on non-mortgage loans
• Ledn raises $30 million in Series A financing
• Google facing antitrust probes in Germany
• IEA's pathway to net zero not first timeglobal body has changed message
• CANADA'S ATHLETIC WISH LIST FOR TOKYO
• `I'M READY TO GO'
• Race weekend virtual events extended to end of June
• OILERS' EXIT WAS NO SURPRISE

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