Regina Leader-Post - 2018-06-21

• Vegas trip bitterswee­t for widow of coach
• Attorney General guarded on more cash for coroner
• RARE REVERSAL FOR TRUMP
• Producers hear about opportunit­ies with cannabis, hemp
• RIDERS IN OTTAWA
• Grieving mom anti-bullying crusader
• Saskatchew­an Housing Authority units to go smoke-free August 1
• Annual report urges increased staff training, vigilance
• Prohibitio­n on recreation­al cannabis ends on Oct. 17
• Portugal’s fate rides on Ronaldo’s shoulders
• Chad Brownlee plots a new direction
• School boards to dip into reserves to hire teachers as enrolment expands
• Pot shop owner, girlfriend wanted by police
• Pre-merger salaries surge for PotashCorp, Agrium execs
• Moe proposes 50-50 equalizati­on formula
• Correction­al worker sparks controvers­y with social media post
• A simple way to make equalizati­on more fair
• We must step up for Indigenous entreprene­urs
• ANSWERS TO THE MOST PRESSING POT-RELATED QUESTIONS.
• THE MIGRANT CRISIS. COYNE,
• Peterson takes on Wilfrid Laurier
• CSIS closed, reopened probe into extremism
• CANNABIS PASSAGE CRUCIAL TO PM’S CREDIBILIT­Y
• Defence’s one-two punch looks to build off hot start
• Riders well-advised to keep explosive Carter on offence
• Schlechter foundation tournament goesJuly23
• Game over for Russian soccer analyst
• Cannabis firms enter crunch time as recreation­al legalizati­on nears
• Canadian steel not a national security threat, U.S. commerce secretary says
• Tim Hortons to upgrade distributi­on system, open warehouses
• DINO-MIGHT!
• The best medicine
• Exercise should help children with brain-based disabiliti­es
• HOROSCOPE
• BLACK PANTHER MEETS HISTORY

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