Regina Leader-Post - 2017-12-18

• Unexplaine­d abortion haunts Indigenous woman
• Flight to raise funds for air charity
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE
• Coach bemoans lack of effort
• It’s OK to enjoy yourself at Christmas
• Suicide bombers attack church
• Investigat­ors obtain Trump transition emails
• Growth expected to moderate in 2018
• Daily Herald employees buy Prince Albert newspaper
• Could sexual misconduct threaten Trump?
• City urged to be ready for selfdrivin­g cars
• Stay safe during those pre-dawn workouts
• Mental health advocates turn a page with new book
• ‘U.S. model’ for parole ineligibil­ity likely to be challenged
• Study aims to improve habitats for at-risk species
• They Said It Couldn’t Be Done
• Surgical fires spark review
• AFTER OBSERVING MACAQUE MONKEYS IN JAPAN, SCIENTISTS, INCLUDING A UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSOR, HAVE FOUND A PATTERN OF BEHAVIOUR DESCRIBED AS BOTH “UNUSUAL” AND “INTRIGUING.”
• TERROR VICTIM REACHES OUT.
• Question remains after Babcock trial: Who got killer’s letters out?
• Shermans’ cause of death released
• Challenge expected to new parole model
• Black voters are leading a blue surge
• Pats are in desperate need of some home improvemen­ts
• PANTHERS POUNCE ON SHAKY RODGERS
• Beaudry, West Florida drop NCAA Division II final
• Bucs are trying to keep up with Jones
• KRIPPS DOUBLES UP ON SILVERS
• North American World Cup still not a done deal
• App helps fill need for rent-a-goalies
• SWEET CHARITY
• Welcome The Rock to the jungle
• Gifts for the foodie on your list

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