Regina Leader-Post - 2020-06-25

• DOLPHINS PROTEST
• Council moves to get pools opened
• Hot toilet water at North Battleford hospital fires up debate in legislatur­e
• U.S. SENATORS SPEAK OUT
• With no revenue, team in dire shape
• Hunter Brothers stay busy while sheltering at farm
• Pandemic drops Canada’s credit rating below AAA
• Labour leader in refinery lockout moving on
• ‘Nuclear secretaria­t’ to plan for small reactors
• Youth ‘doesn’t know why’ he started fire at Walmart
• Regina Public Library aiming to reopen by July 13
• Sask. presses other provinces on sex offender name changes
• Police reform critical for Indigenous women
• City officials ignoring voices of swimmers
• Canada to blame for UN seat failure
• Iginla headlines 2020 Hall of Fame class
• Pats’ Bedard invited to camp
• 'NO ROOM FOR SOFT RIGHT NOW'
• KOSOVO’S PRESIDENT INDICTED FOR WAR CRIMES
• SON OF FORMER SOVIET LEADER KHRUSHCHEV DIES
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT THE TEMPEST IN A TEA MUG
• Helping f ight ‘biggest battle we face today’
• Three U.S. governors introduce quarantine­s
• Office space demand has increased as staff return: Brookfield
• Westjet to cut 3,300 jobs amid destroyed air travel demand
• Creating community for fans of ethical fashion
• THE IT LIST
• FICTION’S WATCHMAKER

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