Regina Leader-Post - 2020-06-04

• PUTTING SAFETY FIRST
• Grieving families welcome SHA visitation change
• Internet not catching on in many municipali­ties
• ‘THE ROAD TO JUSTICE’
• Preston named top builder
• Job woes could trigger more suicides
• BOC optimism signals that worst may be over
• Doc examines Indigenous kids today
• Report finds that Uber is hurting taxi industry:
• Celebratin­g the love of chocolate
• Visitors will be given masks and be required to wear them
• IDENTITY THEFT IN CANADA HAS BECOME TOO EASY
• Teens are hurting during pandemic shutdown
• Dinosaur’s final meal revealed by fossilized find
• Updated Woodland Cree dictionary lays out Th dialect, is near completion
• With the Viagra Patent About to Expire, a New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight
• Shahab warns ralliers about COVID-19 spread
• Province to share locations as new COVID-19 cases pop up
• The loonie is on fire, but for how long?
• Can Shopify sell ‘MAGA’ hats and social justice at the same time?
• Top court to hold hearings over Zoom
• TRUDEAU TO JOIN GLOBAL VACCINE FUNDRAISER.
• 4 THINGS ABOUT PROTEST CHOPPER.
• CHINA HITS BACK AT U.K. OVER CITIZENSHI­P OFFER.
• Singh calls on Trudeau to stand up to Trump
• Get a sneak peek at piano phenom
• His soul purpose
• Raptors welcome news of NBA’S return to action
• MEN OF THE WORLD BRING LEADERSHIP TO SPORTS GIANT
• FANGIO, NAPEAR APOLOGIZE FOR COMMENTS
• Colts believe veteran QB Rivers can lead them to top of AFC South
• Canadians among first back on field with NWSL Challenge Cup
• Announcer resigns on ‘All Lives Matter’ tweet
• ARTISTS MARRIED IN MUSIC
• PANNA COTTA ACCOMPANIE­S STRAWBERRY LAVENDER COMPOTE TO CREATE A SWEET TREAT
• EVERYTHING WAS ALL RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT

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