Regina Leader-Post - 2017-07-11

• ANSWERING THE CALL FOR HELP
• Salt toxicity suspected in death of cattle
• Families anxious for ruling to remove gender from ID
• Wall stands by firm building $45M mall on GTH land
• AGE NOT AN ISSUE FOR QB
• CORRECTION­S TRAINING
• Parade salutes man who defied tornado
• Canadian women test stereotype­s
• Low-need seniors less likely to enter nursing homes
• Be prepared when heading into wilderness, say RCMP
• Most believe Khadr deal was wrong, poll finds
• John Prine is Nashville’s hipster elder
• Fire risk low in Sask. so far this summer
• Six companies get board approval to offer bus service
• Rationale behind $10-million Khadr payout utter nonsense
• All new parents need patience - and Netflix
• COSTS SWAY CARBON POLL
• NO BREAK IN SIGHT FOR B.C.
• ALT-RIGHT ADOPTS RED ENSIGN.
• TRUMP JR. ADMITS HE MET RUSSIAN LAWYER DURING CAMPAIGN.
• NOSE JOBS ZIP AHEAD OF HEART BYPASSES
• Tory leader’s solution to Khadr case has no legal legs, experts say
• SMOAK’S PATIENT ASCENT
• NO REST FOR NFL’S CANADIAN DOCTOR TO BE
• Suspension ‘humbling’ for Stamp
• Red Sox to entertain Weyburn, Yorkton
• Raonic nets Federer in quarter-finals
• Oilpatch feels the burn as prices continue tumble
• Tesla rolls out long-awaited Model 3
• Cogeco on U.S. cable ‘growth streak’ with $1.4B deal
• A WEIGHTY TOPIC
• (Africa is) a market Canada can no longer afford to overlook.
• FOR OLDER CANADIANS, WORDS MATTER
• LIGHTER, BRIGHTER, SUNNIER
• Another top single for Atlantic songwriter
• ALBUM REVIEWS

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