Regina Leader-Post - 2020-11-27

• PRESSURE ON HOSPITALS
• PPE belongs in trash, not recycling: plant manager
• BEDARD BACK FROM SWEDEN
• Will pandemic put a damper on holiday season?
• Director's latest project faced many challenges
• Many government employees return to working from home
• COVID hits hard at city jail, infecting 72 inmates, 13 staff
• Moe's latest restrictio­ns moving us closer to solution
• New store capacity limits could benefit small retailers
• Top court rules on virus rules, worship
• SHA, pork plant officials tight-lipped on virus outbreak
• The future is frozen: M&m food market franchise opportunit­y
• Remote learning at Indian Head schools extended, Pilot Butte records new case
• The simplest way to obey virus rules is to stay at home
• Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation's literacy program gets $10M donation
• Man suing police over injuries pleads guilty to obstructio­n
• Zagime community rallying to help youth
• Reconcilia­tion work is far from over
• THE THREAT OF FATIGUE
• Ex-regina Rams DB Campbell earns high praise for play in NFL
• IS HONEYMOON ALREADY OVER FOR BRADY IN TAMPA?
• Neck injury could end career of Bucs' Shipley
• Parole in 25 years for mosque massacre?
• First COVID-19 vaccine could get Canadian approval next month
• Vancouver council aims to end drug user stigma
• DOWNHILL SAFER
• COVID could revive life sciences industry
• SOLICITATI­ON FOR OFFERS Family Fitness Inc.
• Provinces push Freeland to delay automatic bump in CPP premiums
• HOROSCOPE
• FRANK BY NAME, BY NATURE
• NOT JUST A FACELIFT

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