Regina Leader-Post - 2018-06-20

• P.K. MEETS THE BRONCOS
• Province urging new tack on equalizati­on payments
• Davin School getting new name in fall: The Crescents
• NOT HANGING UP YET
• RIDERS SET FOR OTTAWA
• Lions QB working on his swagger
• Film festival unveils new gender-neutral logo, statue
• Mental health initiative to assist producers
• Senate passes marijuana legalizati­on bill
• Pushing the envelope with ice cream
• Kim briefs Xi on Trump summit
• Riot team jerseys, stolen van recovered
• Here’s hoping review can breathe new life into coroner’s inquests
• Farm Progress Show paying tribute to women in agricultur­e
• Award recognizes farms that stand test of time
• ‘Dark history’ of colonialis­m cited in province’s sky-high Indigenous-incarcerat­ion rate
• Justice For Our Stolen Children camp offered teachable moment
• Legality of arrests, detention questionab­le
• CARBON TAX COVERUP CONTINUES
• PROTESTERS DECRY FAMILY SEPARATION­S
• A SUPREME COURT DECISION LAST WEEK AGAINST TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY WAS SEEN BY MANY AS A BLOW AGAINST RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN CANADA. THAT CHARTER RIGHT IS ALSO BEING PUT TO THE TEST OVER AN ATTESTATIO­N DEMANDED BY THE LIBERALS.
• THE ‘COMMIE CADET’ QUITS.
• Entitled and cheap?
• Mafia tip spurs new probe into art theft
• Opioid deaths jump in Canada
• Roughrider­s’ Moore deserves a touchdown in a major way
• Starkey is having a riot playing WWCFL football
• Carter headed back to defence with Riders
• Former Pat Bradley signs with Marlies
• POWER RANKINGS
• Trump’s stupid trade war and the art of dealing with it
• Canadians at risk of becoming ‘data cows’ without national strategy, experts warn
• Price hikes, pipelines expected to boost oil output
• WestJet’s ultra low-cost carrier ready for takeoff
• FRESH MINT ICE CREAM
• STEAMED MUSSELS WITH THAI GREEN CURRY BROTH
• FOOLPROOF MUSTARDDIL­L HOLLANDAIS­E
• STRONG MEDICINE
• A TRIPLE CROWN OF FLAVOUR
• ROASTED GREEN ONION SALAD WITH GOAT CHEESE, PARSLEY AND MINT
• NEW NAME DISTINGUIS­HES NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY: A recognitio­n of rights, respect and partnershi­p
• Regina set to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day
• New Treaty Commission­er focuses on relationsh­ips, reconcilia­tion
• Third annual ‘Rock your Roots’ Walk for Reconcilia­tion kicks off NIPD in Saskatoon
• at 25 years, wanuskewin heritage Park envisions a bright future

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