Regina Leader-Post - 2018-07-23

• Woman seeks support for veterans
• Global Day of Inclusion a celebratio­n of Special Olympics 50th anniversar­y
• TRUCK ATTACK
• Johnny Football goes to Montreal
• White Helmets from Syria to be resettled
• Dachshunds dash for charity
• Operator was warned about dangers of duck boats
• Bronco back in the saddle again
• High equipment costs can sink some farms
• Case of cold water spurs a wave of volunteeri­sm
• WHAT LED TO ERA OF LIES
• Trump may push Canada to widen market access
• Couple acquitted of marijuana traffickin­g, production charges
• GREY HAIR ON RISE IN DIVORCE COURTS
• STACEY PATTERSON WANTS TO BREAK THE GLASS CEILING IN PROFESSION­AL KITCHENS. THE TORONTO RESTAURATE­UR HAS STARTED A CAMPAIGN TO HELP MORE WOMEN SUCCEED IN AN OFTEN-TOUGH INDUSTRY.
• HAIDA GWAII VILLAGE FACES HOUSING CRISIS.
• CANADIAN-MADE RIFLE IN HANDS OF TERRORISTS.
• Following a thread on Viking, Inuit relationsh­ip
• Crews continue to battle blazes in Ontario
• Page denies working as Russian agent
• From jitters about trade wars to rate hikes, investors ask their most burning questions
• Tim Hortons to begin serving up all-day breakfast
• ‘Ghost kitchens’ emerge in Canadian food scene
• COULD IT BE THAT JONES KNOWS WHAT HE’S DOING?
• Molinari makes history with win at British Open
• Tiger reduced to nostalgia act as greatness eludes him
• HAPP SOLID IN POSSIBLE TORONTO SWAN SONG
• THINK SALMON HAPPY THOUGHTS
• Bare your soles
• WORKING IT AT WORK
• MISSION CREEP: ACCOMPLISH­ED
• Web and flow
• It may be neglected, but it’s really a hell of an opera
• Fashion goes digital
• ‘It has everything ... loss, as well as jubilation’

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