Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2014-11-19

• Sask. couple hit with $950K bill after premature birth in U.S.
• ALTA., SASK. TOPS FOR JOBS: STUDY
• ‘I’m living here on borrowed time’
• Auto services foresee danger in all-season tires
• TIME ON HIS SIDE
• SCULPTING A NEW LIFE
• SENATE VOTES NO
• PRICES FALLING
• Surviving winter without a home
• Parole board retains travel ban for Latimer
• Health care critical incident numbers hit a high
• Driver who killed friend in crash back behind bars
• Man fined for not filing taxes
• Saskatoon man dies in crash on First Nation
• Government imposes stricter hunting and fishing laws
• Provincial groups trade tips at joint education conference
• Most U of S students feel safe, survey finds
• Accused in teens’ drunk driving deaths headed to trial
• Tax hike pays for priorities
• HQC CROSSES LINE
• PUNISH NEGLIGENCE
• Recent byelection­s all bad news for NDP
• Teenage girls increasing­ly hurting themselves, says CIHI report
• It’s early, but Christmas cheer starts to spread
• WESTON DRESSLER KEEPS HIS OPTIONS OPEN.
• Brise back on the mat and better than ever
• Column was shot ‘below the belt,’ Woods says
• Chamblin looking to build a champion
• Five Questions with coach Corey Chamblin
• GMs scrap the scrape before overtime
• Eskimos learn from winning ugly
• Als riding big Mo into East final against Tiger-Cats
• Science doesn’t back First Nations girls’ treatment
• Magnotta only violent when psychotic, court told
• Small towns and beyond
• OLD COSBY JOKES GET UNWANTED ATTENTION.
• Technology gives show an edge
• How to alter a halter and other sewing arts
• Black says he never slighted Canada
• King’s Back of the Turtle wins fiction prize
• Saskatchew­an Credit Unions show continued growth
• Winter blast buries western N.Y.
• UN moves ahead to hold Kim accountabl­e
• Theatre will sell porn to protest tax
• Girl who makes dog beds takes top prize at Pitch Party
• Job growth still high in city
• Further setbacks for Sears Canada as quarterly loss deepens
• GOV’TS FUND PROGRAM TO FIGHT PORCINE VIRUS.
• Real estate gets nod as its own asset sector
• Silver lining in weaker currency
• GERMAN ECONOMIC DATA GIVES TSX A LIFT
• Canada’s super-rich, top 1% are a smidge less wealthy
• Lower interest rates good news for mortgage renewals
• Attack in synagogue latest in string of horrors
• Dutch mom rescues daughter from Islamic State

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