Regina Leader-Post - 2017-06-28

• BIDDING A FOND ADIEU
• Nurse guilty in sex case
• MACKENZIE GETS BIG BOOST
• PACT team offers help at the end of the line
• Fate of three men accused in beating death in hands of jury
• IMPORT DRAFT
• Police chief calling it a career in October
• SaskTel CEO to retire, continue as consultant
• Window with image of first PM surfaces
• Italian cuisine will spice up Canada Day
• U2 bandmates helped bassist beat addiction
• Cyberattac­k causes mass disruption
• System puts Sask. at forefront of remote ultrasound imaging
• Busting the myth of Pamela Anderson as first centennial baby
• Research went far beyond poultry
• Wall government needs to take a hard look at itself
• Telehealth can help provide care to refugees
• Social democrats are not socialists
• Policy aims to make newcomers feel welcome
• Signs point to deal on lumber
• NO PROOF INTERNET HORMONE THERAPY SAFE, STUDY FINDS.
• WHITE HOUSE WARNS SYRIA.
• Hardship & hope
• N. CAROLINA MAN GETS LIFE FOR TERROR PLOT
• Riders ready to kick off at new Mosaic Stadium
• Schedule presents several key challenges for Pats
• NHL still has work to do on concussion­s: hall of famer
• REGINA PATS 2017-18 SCHEDULE
• First-place Red Sox set to visit Weyburn
• GREY CUP BOUND FOR ENGLAND
• FIFA publishes investigat­ive report on bids
• BIG BOX WOES END AT HOME
• $3.6B fine just start of Google’s problems
• CHICKEN ALLA DIAVOLA
• RED AND WHITE DISHES FOR A MILESTONE BIRTHDAY
• Summer supper with appeal
• BLT CHICKEN SALAD SANDWICHES AND BASIL DRESSING
• DRIVE ALONG TO THE MUSIC

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