Regina Leader-Post - 2017-10-10

• Settlement hits snag on prescripti­on opioids
• City accused of ‘money grab’ amid bid to collect on years-old parking tickets
• GLENN’S THE STARTER
• GREAT BIG SEA
• Former school employees must wait to run for trustee
• Sask. Party hopefuls beat low-tax drum
• Fentanyl dealers face manslaught­er charges
• Fires ravage California wine country
• Digging into Hollywood’s family trees
• Leschyshyn regains scoring touch
• Don’t count Toews out of the picture
• Top names drawn to short-run series
• City committees examine waste water agreement and sewage upgrades
• TAKING ON BIG CHEMICAL COMPANIES
• Author uses tales of food to make history ‘personal’
• Alberta gas station attendant killed during ‘gas and dash’
• BMO bullish on Sask. economy, executive says
• Auditor unable to probe costs of STC shutdown
• Why Day of the Girl matters to Canada
• Am I built more like a buffalo or a goose?
• WORLD TOO SMALL FOR SMUGNESS
• EXPERTS SAY LIFT 3-PARENT BABY BAN
• CORKER’S ATTACKS ON TRUMP HIGHLIGHT REPUBLICAN RIFT.
• A CLEANER DIWALI IN NEW DELHI?
• DOUBLE-BARRELLED SURNAMES
• Canada under our protection, NATO affirms
• PM, Harper talk NAFTA in D.C. on same day
• Canadians pessimisti­c about economy: poll
• Stars condemn Weinstein
• Man lost hand, sight and now his appeal
• Resilient Roughrider­s prove they’re never out of the game
• Pats and Warriors excited to take their rivalry outdoors
• LaFrance carries the load in late role with Riders
• 49ER SMELLS ‘PR STUNT’ AFTER VP FLEES GAME
• Thunder to face Huskies in Prairie Football Conference semifinal
• Golden Knights’ first night in Vegas will be toned down
• Astros rocket past Red Sox in four games
• Smith has brought 5-0 K.C. up to his level
• Calgary’s mayor feels oilpatch downturn fallout
• SIGNS OF SLOWDOWN NO LONGER RANK AS ‘JUST A ONE-OFF BLIP’
• Thaler wins Nobel Prize for work in behavioura­l economics
• ‘War on coal is over’: Trump to override Obama climate plan
• Oilpatch favours growth over dividends, despite pressure from investors
• 100 IS THE NEW 80
• There’s another threat to Canadian business in Trump’s tax proposal
• BMO, TD lead way in embrace of legal pot industry
• GE’s silent chief executive speeds a makeover amid longest slide since 1978
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• It is heartbreak­ing for families to watch as those who negligentl­y kill aren’t held accountabl­e.
• Mental health woes are a global problem
• CHAN FACES OFF AGAINST BROSNAN
• Don’t call it a comeback
• Gene therapy helping boys

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