Regina Leader-Post - 2018-03-15

• Minimum price, extra tax likely for recreation­al pot
• Trudeau talks marijuana, trade during Evraz mill tour
• MOOSE JAW MUSCLE
• The dos and don’ts of legal weed
• FOLK FEST LINEUP
• Government workers to vote on province’s offer
• Reid shows why he’s a complete entertaine­r
• Woman wants securities ruling overturned
• The Wiz a modern take on beloved classic
• Hawking rose to rival Einstein
• U.S. students protest gun violence
• Volunteers lining up for Mem Cup
• Property owner who fired gun won’t be charged
• SARM calls on federal government to step up on tariffs, grain backlog
• Mayor says PM seems open to city funding requests
• Sask. Party’s climate change defence is hot air
• Polling stations work better than internet voting
• Farmers, ranchers face rigged system
• Man asks court to overturn conviction in 2015 Lee murder
• Foreign money and our elections
• BRITISH PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY EXPELS 23 RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS OVER THE POISONING OF A FORMER RUSSIAN SPY ON BRITISH SOIL, RAISING TENSIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES TO LEVELS NOT SEEN SINCE THE COLD WAR.
• Singh denounces terror in wake of video revelation­s
• Loblaw gift card process scrutinize­d
• Residentia­l schools have effect for generation­s
• KLINGBERG A STAR WORTH NOTING
• The Jets play host to Chicago on Thursday. Ken Wiebe points out five things to watch for in the game.
• Tragedies connect two NCAA opponents
• McKeever turns resentment into golden moments
• Canada’s youngest team member skis to bronze
• Riders ink DL Steele
• Wie back on winning path after tough year
• CANADA GAINS U.S. ALLY IN PRO-NAFTA ADVISER
• Empire gains traction on turnaround as competitio­n heats up
• Royal scandal
• Editors rejected L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time 26 times
• ‘We’re not going back’
• ‘FULL-BEAT FACE’ LIGHTING UP THE INTERNET
• HOROSCOPE
• Helping you take the exciting step from high school to university
• How will canada’s polytechni­cs prepare workers for an automated future?
• Are green collar careers the jobs of the future?
• Increasing­ly, Canadian universiti­es are a magnet for internatio­nal students
• new cool courses make University of Regina even more relevant
• ACCOUNTING, ENTREPRENE­URSHIP AND CITIZENSHI­P Edwards School of Business celebrates 100 years
• Great Plains College launching dual certificat­e program
• Five tips to turn an internship into a full-time job
• Eight reasons to become a student at the University of Saskatchew­an College of Nursing

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