Regina Leader-Post - 2017-03-28

• 60-hour gap before death probe launched
• Stunned councils consider lawsuits over budget cuts
• PLANE CRASH AT 15 WING
• PADDOCK CONCERNED
• Kevin O’Leary wants ‘new form of federalism’
• Indigenous artists expand their reach
• Regional parks took a hit in budget
• Jessica Chastain hopes new role inspires
• Clearer rules urged for ambulance crews
• Youth pushes back against Putin
• Province’s only bear rehabilita­tor plans to expand
• Explain you grad thesis ... in three minutes
• Multi-talented writer was a voice for indigenous Canadians
• Notley, Wall keep budget barbs flying
• ‘A financial crisis for our city’
• By the numbers: How much less are provincial cities getting?
• Municipal funding cuts could haunt Wall regime
• Farmyard light could show the way forward
• PLAY BALL ON FITNESS
• Liberal promise stirs up a pot of trouble
• THE GOVERNMENT’S PARLIAMENT­ARY REFORM PROPOSALS SHOW ‘HOW DEEPLY CYNICAL THE TRUDEAU PEOPLE ARE’ AS THE LIBERALS CLOAK THEIR DUPLICITY IN THE GUISE OF FAIRNESS, ANDREW COYNE WRITES.
• SELFIES BAD FOR HEALTH?
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT AN UBER PROGRAM
• Bathroom bill may cost North Carolina $3.7 billion
• OLYMPIC POSTURING
• PICKING WHL SCORING CHAMP STEEL OF A DEAL FOR DUCKS
• Pat Canadians rolling into regionals
• Canadian NHL teams eye playoff spots
• Montreal inspires Virtue and Moir
• Politician­s latest to assist U.S. women
• Hockey Canada to shrink rink for kid players
• Pot shares get a boost from legalizati­on plans
• CRTC chair blasts lack of indigenous input
• Total wins takeover battle for Savanna
• CHRISSIE TALKS
• A marriage made in consumer heaven
• HOROSCOPE
• Emma Donoghue lightens things up
• Empire actor launches defensive tweetstorm
• HOT OR NOT: CANADIAN WEDDING PLANNERS WEIGH IN ON THE TRENDS OF 2017

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