Regina Leader-Post - 2014-09-11

• Stones salvaged from school
• Vintage Vinyl owner sentenced
• EMPLOYEES DON’T LIKE LEAN: SURVEY
• Naked man accused of biting police dog
• SUNSERI STARTING
• REPORTS DENIED
• Stadium plans for accessibil­ity
• Royal history to be revealed on tour
• City stands by glass recycling process
• Regina gets set for 2 events
• Executive committee approves North Central Shared Facility
• Busy doctors make more money
• Summit to discuss regional planning
• Saskatchew­an a virtual hub of activity
• A cliffhange­r finish in Scotland
• Business taking advantage of gov’t
• Housing ignored
• ‘A negative brush’
• Tremaine’s jail term stands
• Man sentenced to time served for assault
• Ford hospitaliz­ed with tumour in abdomen
• Mulcair calls for hike to minimum wage
• Beyond Ballads
• Funnyman Peters on top of the comic world
• ANISTON FALLS APART FOR CAKE.
• ‘I knew I had wings: I just had to find them’
• Ash & Bloom want songs to make an impact
• Indigo Joseph revels in crossing genre, language lines
• Racy TV movie only loosely based on memoir
• Richmond mixes it up in debut album
• Shelter Me gives pet lovers paws to be lifesavers
• For Gaga, better to be fat than shallow
• Does the PM have any effect on the economy?
• Hunt for the Franklin expedition: What’s next?
• Former athletes tackle the battle of the bulge
• Harper to change tack by addressing the UN General Assembly
• Resources and reluctance
• Obama lays out U.S. attack plan
• THEY SAID IT
• Price is right for Roughrider­s
• Bews has learned his lessons well at Riders’ practices
• Roughrider­s’ Foley a traditiona­list
• Readers have a Burr(is) in their saddles
• Players rally around Sunseri, Durant
• D’Amico looks to add offence after Pats loss
• Hunt grateful for chance to impress NHL’s Hurricanes
• Cougars to face the best of Canada West in early test
• Arnold Palmer still stands alone as golf legend
• Reeling, Rice-less Ravens square off with archrival Steelers
• Brodeur tops list of talented but jobless free agents
• Rory McIlroy eyes $10-million FedEx Cup
• Desperate British leaders beg Scots to stay
• Ukraine confirms Russia pulling back
• Money dispute stalls hotel project
• Regina hiring outlook to cool in Q4
• Plaintiffs ponder next move after suit dismissed
• Greystone buys stake in Silicon Ranch
• TSX WEIGHED DOWN BY GOLD, ENERGY SLIDE.
• Finding value in industrial­s
• A tortoise’s path to wealth: Ignore ups and downs
• Local news at risk with status quo, Bell Media executives warn CRTC
• New neutral rates to be below old norm: report
• HoroScope
• Human efforts praised for ozone layer recovery

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