Regina Leader-Post - 2015-11-24

• AGRIBITION NOW ON
• SaskPower sets 50% renewable energy goal
• WAS THE COST WORTH IT?
• A million bucks for the brain
• Counting the human and economic cost of war
• Refugee plan to exclude single males
• Kids solving social ills with science
• Hales conviction is upheld
• Businesses dealing with impact
• Agitators wanted in NHL
• REGINA LEADER-POST’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Use of courtroom camera ‘encouragin­g,’ law prof says
• Council OKs expansion of outdoor eating areas
• Numbers waiting over three months for surgery spike since March budget
• Wanted man goes to police HQ with drugs
• U of R crowdfundi­ng to help save many First Nations languages
• Ministry says Connaught plans are right on target
• Expert touts using MacGyver method
• Impostor using Winnipeg photo studio to lure models
• Premier Wall’s lighter approach to climate change
• Nurse exam concerns
• Alcohol dangers
• Let’s be welcoming
• Update PTSD policy
• Trudeau hails Alberta’s ‘fresh’ climate strategy
• Saskatoon no ‘hotbed’ of missing women: chief
• Vape ban exempts shops
• PREMIERS TOUT ENVIRONMEN­TAL ACHIEVEMEN­TS
• ALBERTA COURT STRIPS DOWN DRACONIAN LAW
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT MASONS AND THE TITANIC
• Fall of the last TORIES?
• Carbon tax comes with costly convoy
• A sliver of Mideast calm
• Milo won’t be sitting at home this Sunday
• A WIND IN THEIR SAILS
• ‘IT’S OURS TO LOSE’
• Jones, Reilly aim to keep team focused
• Stamps’ Murphy has talked with Riders about big job
• Still work to be done
• Ottawa Redblacks’ story is nothing short of miraculous
• Campbell Tartans win second provincial girls’ volleyball title
• The Rush wins ringette tournament in Edmonton
• THE ODD COUPLE
• DOHERTY REJECTS CARBON TAX
• Dancing With the Stars finale

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