Regina Leader-Post - 2020-01-21

• Unifor head arrested on picket line
• Rising demand for surgery hits SHA efforts to reduce wait times
• NO WASKIMO THIS YEAR
• MENG BACK IN B.C. COURT
• Yola is breaking out with her powerful sound
• Province clamps down on name changes
• Now is the perfect time to fix Canada’s military
• Chiefs coach gets another chance to be champion
• Slain woman kept journal about marital strife
• Sherman took long road back to big game
• Regina man gets iconic call to ‘Come on down!’
• Walmart on Rochdale set to reopen following fire
• Same firm behind leaky building panels used twice at new Battleford­s hospital
• NDP MP slams court’s rejection of residentia­l school rape claim
• GTH should become Green Technology Hub
• Sask. election may mark a turn toward the nasty
• ONE OF THE MOST STRIKING THINGS ABOUT THE HISTORIC DEAL BY WHICH PRINCE HARRY AND MEGHAN MARKLE WITHDREW FROM ROYAL DUTIES IS HOW FAST IT ALL GOT SORTED OUT. IT IS NOT SUPPOSED TO WORK LIKE THAT.
• THE SKINNY ON ‘STEPPING BACK.’
• DIPLOMATS AIM TO EASE TENSIONS AFTER IRAQ ATTACK.
• Beloved wife of late Montreal novelist
• Increasing demands put army’s edge at risk
• RUSH LEFT A POSITIVE FIRST IMPRESSION
• Bombers all set on O line, but QB decision still unclear
• RAPTORS SURVIVE ONSLAUGHT BY HAWKS
• Tiger’s 82 wins more impressive than Snead’s, former PGA Tour boss says
• PROUD CANADIAN WALKER AWAITING AN OVERDUE CALL
• Lopez claims playoff win at LPGA season opener
• Infrastruc­ture bank hit with second exec’s exit
• Canadian beef space upbeat on trade deal
• Teck oilsands project a litmus test on whether PM delivers mandate
• Indigenous groups divided over mine
• IN THEIR OWN WORDS
• GETTING THE STORY RIGHT
• Fostering inclusivit­y
• Gomez album a rare treat
• MARCH MADNESS

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