Regina Leader-Post - 2017-06-01

• MOSAIC OF COLOURS
• Police use-of-force incidents down
• Woman irked she can’t pre-plan assisted death
• STC’S FINAL RUN
• BRAWN AND BRAINS
• Girlfriend­s help each other through tough times
• Municipali­ties decide not to take legal action
• Program aims to fight overuse of antibiotic­s
• McGraw, Hill partners in life and music
• Chamblin glad to be back coaching
• Tyler Brown will return in goal
• New concept for Railyard project will be ‘game-changer’ for downtown: mayor
• Wrestler went to Olympics six times
• SUMA won’t sue province over $33M in axed grants
• Polytechni­c machinist shop getting an upgrade
• SGI EXAM CHALLENGES EVEN THE MOST SEASONED DRIVERS
• Inmates need consistent help to leave gangs, Senate committee hears
• Teenage witness testifies at murder trial
• Mandating minimum wage hike could backfire
• Province needs to improve its job standards
• Time for woman to lead Sask. NDP
• THE HEAVILY GUARDED DIPLOMATIC QUARTER OF KABUL WAS HIT WITH A MASSIVE TRUCK BOMB ON WEDNESDAY, KILLING AT LEAST 90.
• HOW A PAPER STOKED A CRISIS
• THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS AND COLUMNIST ANDREW COYNE FINDS SOME VERY SUSPICIOUS POLITICAL CONSULTANT­S WILLING TO GIVE CHRISTY CLARK SOME DETAILED POINTERS ABOUT HOW TO HOLD ON TO POWER.
• NURSE EXPECTED TO PLEAD GUILTY TO MULTIPLE MURDERS
• THE SUPREME COURT NOVELIST.
• Woman found dead near border trying to reach daughter: report
• ‘More Mr. Bean than Mr. Farage’
• Peaceful protest under attack
• DENNIS MAKES A COLOURFUL IMPRESSION
• Manager feels right at home at Currie Field
• Ellis looks like a giant on the Preds’ blue-line
• OVECHKIN IS DUE FOR REINVENTIO­N
• No secondary concerns for Redblacks
• Raonic reaches third round at French Open
• A TANGLED PIPELINE BATTLE
• Consumer spending bolsters GDP in Q1
• MUSICIAN MOVES FORWARD
• Puppetry festival kicks off Thursday
• HoroScope
• LITTLE SHOW THAT COULD
• Arcade classic comes back to life with ultra edition

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