Regina Leader-Post - 2021-01-14

• Sask.'s active case rate highest in the country
• Pandemic's victims include young adults in 20s and 30s
• Dancer says COVID times difficult
• Fired officer under strain in home life, hearing told
• Roughrider­s boast array of quarterbac­k talent
• Moe promises to speed up delivery of COVID-19 shots
• Families hope vaccines mean return of in-person visits
• Paramedics to work overnights at city jail cells
• Canada can delay second vaccine dose: Panel
• Winter storm slides into province with rain, wind and power outages
• COVID killed Juno party overnight
• TRUMP NOT ONLY REASON U.S. DEMOCRACY REELING
• Yorkton's Korczak biding his time in Vegas
• PRICE CHASING ULTIMATE PRIZE
• Broadcast boss under fire for miami trip
• VEXED CHINESE MISSIVE FOR GARNEAU.
• Bloc innuendo targets new minister
• THE 10 REPUBLICAN­S WHO BACKED TRUMP'S IMPEACHMEN­T
• Dogs bring owners joy − and a reason to be out after 8 p.m. curfew
• Postmedia records Q1 net earnings of $52.8 million
• Couche-tard bid challenges France's takeover hurdles
• Air Canada to cut jobs amid coronaviru­s restrictio­ns
• Millionair­e monk
• A HOPEFUL BALM
• `Apocalypti­c cabaret' The Cave coming to a screen near you
• MLA PROUD TO BE A PARENT, POLITICIAN
• Rob recalls the surprising lack of memorable events that came from the final game of the 100th anniversar­y of the Memorial Cup
• Children of divorce need love, outreach, and regular contact from members of their family, which can be done virtually but must be maintained
• CROSSWORD & SUDOKU
• `Regina is so different now than it was 10 years ago'
• HOW TO MAKE CRISPY, GOLDEN POTATOES
• TRY A FEW GOOD IDEAS TO START OFF THE NEW YEAR

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