Regina Leader-Post - 2014-09-12

• Sask. has highest increases
• COMMITTEE OK’S TAX INCREASE
• Saskatchew­an starts wolf hunt
• Harpauer apologizes for comments
• DRESSLER ADJUSTING
• FASHION ON FARM
• Friends organize tourney for farm accident victim’s family
• Fire forces workers to refuge stations in mine
• More help recommende­d for convicted mentally ill homeless man
• Regina families needed to host Nicaraguan youth
• Appeals launched in sex assault
• No sign of enteroviru­s in Sask.
• Chong’s stealthy democratic reform
• The end of his bromance with Brian
• Plenty of goodwill remains for Rob Ford
• NDP off to court over satellite offices
• Star’s war — John Cusack assails celeb culture
• Dolphin tale about a tail hits replay button
• Quiet sense of menace rules
• An unknown branch sprouts on family tree
• Tears plus jerk equals one limp tear-jerker
• Sheen rescues server in NFL ‘tip debacle’
• African Canadian excellence celebrated
• Canada’s youngest serial killer a predator
• Things are heating up on The Knick
• The ABCs of ISLAND HOPPING
• CRUISE COMPANIES VIE FOR CHINA’S TRAVELLERS.
• MacAuley says goodbye to Pats
• Webster waited, watched for his turn
• Rams linemen have new outlook after collision
• Brown’s block ends nine-year drought
• Kirk, Horschel close in on $10-M prize
• Wildcats’ head coach applauds his team
• Size matters for Pats’ rookie
• Golf tournament honours Dick Fraser
• Slim chance for Jays’ playoff hopes
• Ravens put Rice distractio­ns aside in rout
• Local Scoreboard
• Orion may take next giant leap for mankind
• 15-metre-long Spinosauru­s may have hunted sharks
• Banks threaten to go if Scots vote to leave U.K.
• Obama reluctantl­y off to war
• Why Iran will be drawn into the fight
• Saudi Arabia key to strategy
• Rain continues to slow progress of harvest
• EI premium cut praised and panned
• Sask. downgraded to 1.3% GDP growth in 2014
• OIL COMPANIES CALM DESPITE FALLING PRICES.
• TSX MOVES HIGHER ON BETTER EARNINGS
• HoroScope
• Pistorius cleared of premeditat­ed murder charge
• Curtain over new Miata opens a sliver
• FORD FIESTA A FESTIVAL OF FUN.
• Cadillac to introduce active safety assists by end of 2017
• Lexus somnolent no more with new RC F
• Identity crisis masks beauty of Ford Flex
• This SUV a little too firm for country
• DRIVER’S JOURNAL
• 2015 VW Jetta tackles twisty roads, sips at pumps
• Vintage electric Porsche drives into tomorrow
• 2015 BMW M4 Cabriolet aggressive­ly aerodynami­c

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