Regina Leader-Post - 2021-01-25

• Security measures for Shahab boosted after `sickening' protest
• Women face challenges becoming school leaders
• CORONAVIRU­S IN CANADA
• Laine trade is not going down well with some Jets fans
• Vaccines now in short supply throughout province
• Concerns raised over numbers in remand
• THE END OF AN ERA FOR B&B
• Regina Public Library names top pandemic page turners of 2020
• Subtractin­g deaths from pandemic death toll a Sask. first
• Delays in Boushie report unacceptab­le, union says
• Calls grow for faster rollout of vaccine at group homes
• Museum keeps Cold War history alive
• Regina FIFA gamer moving up the ranks
• TRUMP WAS BAD, BUT COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE
• Prairie premiers need to get with renewable program
• LET'S ENCOURAGE EXERCISE FOR ALL
• Charming gentleman thief steals jewels and the show
• Alleged drug kingpin in custody
• DECIDING HOW PARLIAMENT SHOULD CONTINUE TO MEET DURING THE PANDEMIC WILL BE ONE OF THE TOP ISSUES FACING MPS AS THEY RETURN TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON MONDAY AFTER A MONTH-LONG BREAK.
• REMEMBERIN­G LARRY KING.
• SANDERS HAPPY MITTENED MEME WILL AID CHARITY
• CONSIDER VACCINES FOR ANIMALS, SAY SCIENTISTS
• `IT WASN'T CALLED COVID AT THE TIME'
• ELDERLY DRIVERS SPURRING TECH SAFETY RUSH IN JAPAN
• Tenth time's another charm for super Brady
• CHIEFS TOO MUCH FOR OVERWHELME­D BILLS
• Leafs great a quiet leader
• JETS FANS UNHAPPY ABOUT LAINE DEAL

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