Regina Leader-Post - 2014-12-12

• REGINA PONDERS TAXI CHANGES
• Jonathan FSIN’s first female chief
• Police to get and spend more
• REGINA’S BILLION DOLLAR BYPASS
• RIDERS’ CHANGES
• CIRQUE DU SOLEIL’S DRALION A DELIGHT.
• Business reaction mixed
• New laws make job unsafe for prostitute­s: brothel boss
• Second set of charges draws prison term
• Rescued teens face break, entry charges
• Parole denied for pedophile
• City’s aboriginal employee numbers fall short
• Tipster told to mind own business
• City changes tack on sale of former police station
• We need to look at whole P3 story
• Time for questions about dog rescue
• AFN job has many challenges
• Mother charged with murder in death of eight-year-old girl
• Nicky’s supports Cheer Fund one cuppa at a time
• RIDLEY SCOTT TAKES A RISK WITH EXODUS.
• Friends, colleagues mourn Bachman’s passing
• Good Lie helps refugees adjust to new life
• Rock brilliant in entertaini­ng rom-com with an IQ
• Bear witness
• Apparently, you can lead a Raging Bull to water
• ‘White man’ insult hurled at Cree MP by Cree senator
• ‘Catman of Parliament Hill’ dies at 92
• New AFN leader hopes to open Harper’s heart
• Feds reject calls to restrict inmates’ time in segregatio­n
• PSA test criticism will cause deaths: expert
• Rating Riders’ free agents
• BALFOUR FEKULA HOOPS TOURNEY TAKES TO COURT.
• Pats bring in pair of prospects
• Davidson’s NHL debut ‘dream come true’
• Lovering was ‘one of a kind’ as teacher, coach
• Goodell ‘bafflingly amateurish’
• McDavid hopes to suit up for exhibition games
• Wheeling, dealing ends meetings
• Barrier-busting bobsledder is Lou Marsh winner
• Carnduff hosts hockey showcase on Jan. 17
• Rebels open Schwartz tournament with victory
• F-35 saga ineptitude piled upon bungling
• Magnotta driven by desire for fame: prosecutor
• Tim Allen attaches strings to nuptials
• CIA chief says report on torture flawed
• Sask. saw biggest rise in hours worked
• Alta., Sask. can ride out oil price fall: report
• TSX BOUNCES BACK AS OIL PRICES CONTINUE SLIDE.
• ALBERTA’S REGULATOR SEEKS SOCIAL LICENCE
• North Korea duped Britain with Paralympic­s stunt, says defector
• Company says Nazi toys make learning ‘fun’
• 2015 BMW i8 a feat of engineerin­g
• UGLY CARS THAT DESERVE A SECOND LOOK.
• Accessible parking spots a magnet for selfish drivers
• Making the case for BMW’s i8 as new ‘it’ car
• Golf TDI good grab in spite of diesel’s caveats
• Bad night vision? Improve your car’s headlights
• The 2015 Scion tC sporty and practical
• Canada gets full-service Shelby dealership
• Here’s what happens when a Volvo XC90 is ditched
• Burly F-250 shows the field how it’s done

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