Regina Leader-Post - 2018-09-10

• RUN TO THE FINISH
• An insider’s look into the city’s pesticide arsenal
• Community collaborat­ion key to combating province’s HIV problem
• BANJO PICKIN’
• Picton powers U of R Rams to win
• Protesters say ‘Just resign already’
• Rural ski hills struggle to survive
• ‘Cinderella surgery’ for the tootsies
• Garneau to meet with railways, grain growers
• Nurturing physical literacy
• Weir needs to understand impact of his actions
• Weir railroaded by his party in travesty of justice
• Money going to out-of-province firms
• Sure, Serena was angry — she had every right to be
• OP-ED WASN’T ME, SAYS PENCE.
• UNION UNDER FIRE FOR VIDEO SHAMING PLANT WORKERS
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT ‘NICOLE’
• Birth in Canada not guarantee of citizenshi­p, Liberals argue
• Australia sought advice from Canada on Afghan probe
• Travellers expect Bermuda, get Halifax instead
• Many First Nations want in on pipeline
• Give Trump ground on dairy, Ottawa urged
• The odd evolution of Elon Musk
• Jefferson, Eguavoen make a major difference
• ROUGHRIDER­S GETTING IT DONE IN EVERY PHASE
• FITZPATRIC­K BUCS THE ODDS IN WEEK 1
• Oakland gains on Yankees in race for top wild-card spot
• Djokovic captures his third U.S. Open
• DO PLAYERS OWE NHL TEAMS LOYALTY?
• Mother Nature puts BMW event in park
• ‘Freak accident,’ Smoak says of Grichuk collision
• HOROSCOPE
• Caffeine, screen time can lead to persistent eye twitching
• PREDATOR IS BACK AND AS BAD AS EVER
• SPOTTY CELLPHONE COVERAGE A DANGEROUS FACT OF FARM LIFE
• Toronto has fingers crossed in bid for giant Amazon HQ2

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