Regina Leader-Post - 2013-02-02

• PATS VS. WHEAT KINGS
• Foster mom not guilty in boy’s death
• RIDINGS POLL RAISES DOUBTS
• Tone at meeting sparks concern
• Phasing out the penny
• TIME FOR FESTIV-ALE
• PIPELINE PROGRESS
• CHARITY GALA
• Good reasons to change boundaries.
• Diabetes rate high among First Nations girls
• Old names become new
• Crown seeks 10-year term for brutal sex crime
• Med school wants to stop applicants’ manipulati­on
• Cities need more from revenue sharing: Atchison
• Grits hope packed leadership slate bears fruit
• U of C job study a helpful tool for Wall
• Dutch helping Sask. tap into oil
• Roger & me: Reflection­s on an icon in business
• Saskpower planning to sell CCS technology
• As careers wind down, couple must boost savings
• Sometimes RESPs outweigh RRSPs
• U.S. JOBS DATA BOOST TSX, DOW, S&P
• The Source to open 20 new stores
• Helicopter parents hover and smother
• Firm helps aboriginal­s find meaningful internship­s
• Recession’s legacy: Lower earning power for young workers
• Workers again at risk for griping online
• Irate tweets unleashed on HMV Twitter feed
• Truth, lies and establishi­ng the difference
• London’s West End now most expensive
• What to do with Liz Lemon? Make lemonade
• Bullet to the Head fast-paced, fun, but predictabl­e
• Downton Abbey continues its delightful journey
• Insults fly in Lady Gaga overtime suit
• Fanilows invade Broadway
• Bling Ringer Ames gets three years of probation
• Murdered martyrs’ wives shared bond
• Smash is down but not out
• Newcomer Motive has its viewers play ‘whydunnit’
• Clarkson thrilled over engagement
• Top court rules that creditors trump pensions
• Officer who sold secrets apologizes
• RCMP making ‘some progress’ in probe of deadly Algerian siege
• Flaherty deserves benefit of doubt on health
• Ex-hockey tough guy Laraque says critics won’t stop him from being Green
• Twain centre became $10 million boondoggle
• Tories consult top court on question of Senate reform
• Drunk driving penalties overturned
• Use of drone warfare by U.S. under attack
• Three convicted in CIA kidnap case
• Allegation­s of torture by military
• A day of lies and facades
• SCA looking for 2014 Tankard home
• TANKARD ACTION HEATING UP IN MELFORT.
• Bo Jackson chooses golf over the Super Bowl
• Yzerman taking NHL challenges in his stride
• Marathoner nears the end of the line
• Confident Cougars take down Pandas
• New format awaits Saskatchew­an champions
• Regina holds off Dinos
• No apologies between bitter rivals
• Goaltender­s slow to find their mojo early in season
• Evans content to share spotlight at UFC 156
• Raonic, Dancevic triumphant
• Local Scoreboard
• LIT tickets on sale today
• No end in sight for Egypt’s grim cycle of violence
• One dead in U.S. embassy suicide bombing
• 32 killed, 121 hurt in Mexico blast
• HoroScope
• Scorpio Moon Unreality
• Recalling horrors and heroics of Stalingrad
• Find perfect touches for home office
• Finer details among new home trends
• Neighbours a valuable resource before buying
• Author dabbles in furniture, too
• Let your personalit­y shine when it comes to interior design
• Sprucing up your homestead for a sale
• Be prepared before starting renovation project
• How to make wooden drawers slide smoothly
• System keeping renters on the outside
• DOES YOUR MUTT NEED MITTENS?
• Winnipeg author’s novel waxes poetic about S. Africa
• Books List
• Book shows yogis have insecuriti­es too
• Study finds health benefits in coming out
• A woman ahead of her time
• Princely car emerges at U.K. auction
• These boots are made for talking
• When does safeguardi­ng kids cross the line?
• Writing icons creates ‘spiritual nourishmen­t’
• SAFETY in the workplace
• Safer Sask Workplaces
• Laptop use in vehicles… a matter of posture
• Weekender CrossWord
• Super Bowl Sunday calls for meatier fare
• Mexican Beef Brisket and Winter Squash Chili
• Roasted Sweet Potato & White Bean Dip

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