Regina Leader-Post - 2020-03-19

• VIRUS EMERGENCY DECLARED
• Finance minister’s juggling act a mixture of reality, fantasy
• PATS CAMPAIGN IS OVER
• Pandemic hangs over Sask. spending plans
• AID PACKAGE UNVEILED
• U.S. looks at sending out cheques
• NHL faces tough decision on whether to end season
• Couple on way home unhappy with mixed signals
• SHA budget rises to $3.74 billion, up 3.9% over last year
• Teachers’ union heartened as school budget rises
• Province says it will spend what’s needed
• Funding holds steady
• PST rebate for new home purchases
• Hopkins trade to Arizona still shocking
• Sask. courts take more precaution­s related to pandemic
• Sask. 2020-21 budget spending: Here’s what the numbers say
• Harbour Landing among schools moving forward
• Sask. announces funds to fight addiction, gangs
• HARPAUER’S FAIRY TALE BUDGET HAS NO HAPPY-EVER-AFTER END
• Saskatoon bookstore offering free delivery
• Closing the border ‘massive,’ analyst says
• CORONAVIRU­S INFECTIONS IN CHINA SUBSIDING.
• WHEN REALITY STRIKES REALITY TV
• Pandemic threatens jobs at Evraz Place
• LEADERS FAILING TO TAKE ACTION ON TOKYO 2020
• Networks replaying Raptors’ title run
• F1 changes summer shutdown schedule
• U.S. economy will slide 14% in Q2, expert says
• COVID-19 fears roil North American stock markets, oil and loonie
• Wrong time for policy-makers to hesitate on spending to rescue economy during virus war
• Canadian air carriers’ stocks plunge as border closes
• LOOKING FORWARD
• SINGER SEEKS TO COUNTER FEAR
• CHEERS TO RELISH
• HOROSCOPE
• Alternate anxieties
• ‘TOGETHER AT HOME’
• HOME OFFICE BLUES
• Cereal numbers may be deceiving

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