Regina Leader-Post - 2021-01-06

• Teacher shortages leave divisions uncertain as classes resume
• Protest slams outbreak response as COVID races through city jail
• FAJARDO SIGNS EXTENTION
• Cookbook's veggie dishes deliver big flavour
• Slow pace of vaccinatio­ns in Sask. being questioned
• COVID-19 variant a `2021 nightmare,' prof says
• NHL sells naming rights to its four divisions
• Georgians vote in high-stakes runoffs
• Browns coach out for playoff game
• Fewer seeking care for mental health issues
• Moderna vaccine delivered in Sask.'s northern half
• Addressing `unhealthy masculinit­y' part of reducing domestic violence
• Hurry up inoculatio­n of seniors, critics say
• First Nations ignored in vaccine plan: leaders
• Entitled elitism of politician­s transcends party lines
• Please, play it safe for the sake of others
• Moe must refocus on vaccine distributi­on
• Province issues tender for 210,000 masks for schools
• NFL can wait while Fajardo chases Grey Cup
• Colts coach succeeds while flying under radar
• Coach was key part of Oilers' cup dynasty
• SLOW ROLLOUT FRUSTRATES TRUDEAU
• PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU IS CLOSING A LOOPHOLE THAT ALLOWED CANADIANS WHO TRAVELLED ABROAD TO CLAIM $1,000 IN SICKNESS BENEFITS, SAYING NO ONE SHOULD GET A CHEQUE FOR GOING ON VACATION.
• UN veteran protected peace in hot spots
• Oil tops US$50 with Saudis pledging a surprise unilateral cut
• Agnico digs deeper in Arctic with purchase of TMAC mine
• Full recovery more than two years away: survey
• HOROSCOPE
• THE SCARED & PROFANE

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