Regina Leader-Post - 2018-04-19

• Publishers decry changes to provincial grant system
• No income for family after cabbie viciously stabbed
• CRASH VICTIMS LAID TO REST
• IMMERSION TECHNIQUE
• Lamar’s Pulitzer highlights rap’s significan­ce
• Pipeline protest greets Trudeau in U.K.
• Skinner keen to face former teammates
• Water permit granted despite environmen­tal protection order
• Capital Pointe fights city order to fill giant hole
• B.C. homeopath treats boy with rabid spit
• Why rates are likely to rise by summer
• ‘Political risk’ key factor for pipelines
• Scandal leaves its mark
• Service was likely largest in history of Saskatoon
• Country stars to play Humboldt tribute concert on April 27
• Website pulls Broncos T-shirt after cartoonist complains
• Two jailed for assault that left man with serious injuries
• Province delivers shaky budget as it looks for a plan
• Saskatchew­an Party’s budget hits hard again
• Tories’ support for vets hypocritic­al
• Star Diamond Corp. shaves $510M from cost of building mine
• University of Regina to video record exams
• NDP questions recruiting for new children’s hospital
• SaskPower warns customers about scam demanding payment in Bitcoin
• The four heroes of Southwest Flight 1380
• CALGARY’S NICK CHAN, WHO HAS STARED DOWN TWO MURDER CHARGES IN TWO YEARS, IS QUITE POSSIBLY THE MOST ALLEGEDLY DANGEROUS ‘VEXATIOUS LITIGANT’ IN THE COUNTRY.
• COSBY’S STAR WITNESS TESTIFIES.
• TRUMP SAYS POMPEO, KIM ‘GOT ALONG REALLY WELL.’
• Bishops push back on apology motion
• Head coach Viveiros excels on all fronts for Swift Current
• DEROZAN’S BUY-IN TO NEW SYSTEM SURE LOOKS GOOD
• Morrissey hit adds more fire to Jets-Wild series
• ANDERSEN MOVES ON FROM ‘THE SAVE’
• Caps, Jackets prepare for fatigue factor
• Jets plan to stay course inGame5
• Four reasons to put a San Diego girl’s getaway on your BFF bucket list
• HOROSCOPE
• DEANER’S ODYSSEY

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