Regina Leader-Post - 2017-07-10

• Land protection issues lure student to Amazon
• SGI faces backlash over bar lawsuit
• RIDERS SOLVE SHABBY TABBIES
• HORSING AROUND
• Beating the drum for bafalon playing
• Red Sox begin home stand on Monday
• No end in sight to wildfires in B.C.
• Femininity focus of Lululemon’s new line
• Trump draws scorn for Putin partnershi­p proposal
• City focusing on cultural link to parks and streets
• Phenomenal conditioni­ng of pro cyclists
• ‘My daughter wasn’t just a number or a statistic’, says victim’s mom
• U of S students’ car shines on world stage
• The Tipping Point a labour of love for local filmmakers
• Educator’s licence suspended a month after buying two jackets from student
• IT TOOK LONGER FOR IRAQI FORCES THAN THE SIEGE OF STALINGRAD IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR TO WREST CONTROL OF MOSUL FROM ISIL. THE PHYSICAL AND HUMAN TOLL WILL TAKE MORE YEARS TO OVERCOME.
• THE ANSWER TO POOR SLEEP.
• Is one pesticide killing both birds and bees?
• DND staffed up to spend big bucks: official
• NATIONAL MUSEUMS TAKE ON ‘FAKE NEWS’
• ORGANICS PUT FIRM IN TAKEOVER SPOTLIGHT
• Rogers, Bell hike overage fees for new clients
• Pressure defence on Ticats pays dividends
• De Grasse still class of Canadian sprinting
• Canadian U19 hoops squad stuns the world
• RIDERS FANS SAVOUR NEW VIBE AT NEW STADIUM
• Taylor nabs top-10 finish at Greenbrier
• Versailles
• TARYN TOOMEY’S FIVE SUGGESTION­S FOR FITNESS:
• MORE MONKEYING AROUND
• HoroScope
• HARSH REALITY

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