Regina Leader-Post - 2017-05-26

• FAN FARE AT MOSAIC
• Crown says accused told victim to ‘pray to his God’
• LEADING THE OFFENCE
• Firefighte­rs’ union slams members for behaviour
• SPARROW RETURNS
• Bomber linked to ex-Ottawa imam
• Province can expect an average summer
• Concerns about machinery hitting power lines
• Main players skate in Duffy affair, writes Blatchford
• City man pleads guilty to vicious alley sex assault
• Limited parking, lots of security for second test event at Mosaic
• Artist’s style still echoes on prairie
• Decline in sales, prices worries cattle producers
• Government paying price for difficult decisions, Wall says
• Top court won’t hear appeal of man convicted of torture
• High demand leads to longer elective surgery wait times
• Ample reason to doubt poll numbers, but something is afoot
• ‘Keep calm and carry on’ a worthwhile mantra
• SASK. PARTY’S WAKE-UP CALL
• FAILURE OF SOME NATO MEMBERS — INCLUDING CANADA — TO MEET DEFENCE-SPENDING OBLIGATION­S ‘NOT FAIR TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES,’ TRUMP DECLARES IN SUMMIT SCOLDING.
• QUEEN VISITS CHILDREN HURT IN TERROR BOMBING
• CALORIE COUNTERS CAN’T COUNT.
• KUSHNER NOW FOCUS OF FBI PROBE OF RUSSIANS
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT TWO DRUG DEATHS
• ‘I got £100’ for Sgt. Pepper’s
• Young has ‘a lot to learn’ about CFL
• Classic first-timer impressed with pomp, ceremony
• SUPER SWEDES LEADING TEAMS IN QUEST FOR CUP
• All the Warriors want is a shot at redemption
• LeBoldus student earns two records at city meet
• Red Sox set for whirlwind camp before opening against Yorkton
• McNall to defend City Amateur championsh­ip
• Otters stars aim to go out with cup
• LeBron leaves ‘greatest of all time’ talk to barbershop­s
• Manulife looks east for its next CEO
• No ‘systemic risk’ from Home Capital
• Rayonier touts friendly Tembec takeover
• Conservati­ve leadership hopefuls: Where they stand on the economy
• THE BEST SHOWTOWN ON EARTH
• Queen Mary 2 remastered and raring to sail the ocean
• NICOLE’S BOLD CHOICES
• A MAN AGAINST THE MACHINATIO­NS OF THE MAN
• Norman displays moderate charms
• Cannes does CanCon
• A STAR IS OSBOURNE
• 2018 HURACAN PERFORMANT­E DEFINES SPEED
• AND THE BEST SUPERCAR IN THE WORLD IS ...
• Cleaning the clutter out of the garage while trying not to touch the memories
• PLUG INTO SUSTAINABL­E, GAS-SIPPING LUXURY
• Boxster owner learns that people who fix Porsches take pride in craft
• Fewer cars these days are rated to tow a load
• 2017 YAMAHA YZF-R6 BRINGS THE POWER
• DIGGING THE FUTURE
• Skills competitio­n prepares first responders for disaster
• Companies sowing the seeds of future growth
• Uranium tops list for investment cash
• Hope unearthed in the mining sector
• Mining CEOs see better days ahead after years of tough belt-tightening
• The Mosaic Company Ready for the ‘Next 50’
• Gold miner Silver Standard looking to expand reserves
• Canada’s industry ‘envy of the world’
• Mining industry serves as model of reconcilia­tion across the nation
• Better tomorrow awaits province’s uranium industry
• ROBOT HIGH
• Aiming to find ‘the sweet spot’ for carbon capture technology
• Planned refinery big part of ‘new economy’
• INDUSTRY EARNS SUPPORT

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