Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2014-11-20

• Remai gets budget boost from city
• TRAIN DELAYS COSTLY FOR FIRE CREWS, CHIEF SAYS
• Council to vote on photo radar
• $950K BABY
• BROADWAY THEATRE
• TOKYO POLICE CLUB
• You can’t clear snow with arithmetic
• Tout lean success, not cost, Black says
• Reaction cool to proposed civic property tax hike
• Former Bloc MP doesn’t quite cross floor
• Encourage winter tire use
• NEW ROMAN CIRCUS
• Canadians need health service options online
• Children’s rights get short shrift
• Wall government needs to improve public’s access to basic informatio­n
• Bomb threat maker not criminally responsibl­e
• Coghlan plans to tone down the fisticuffs
• FIVE FOCAL POINTS FOR RIDERS IN THEIR DOWNTIME.
• Winless Raiders look to upset bitter rival
• Five early-season WHL studs
• Lions’ loss hardly worst of a bad news week
• Spectre of domestic abuse surrounds Eskimos’ Robert Sands
• Blood clot threatens to be career-ending for Dupuis
• Family wants answers over mom’s death
• Saskatoon taxpayers to pay more for libraries in 2015
• Man charged in hit and run that injured RCMP officer
• Walter Mills left his mark on the theatre
• CHRIS HEMSWORTH NAMED SEXIEST MAN ALIVE.
• Cosby a ‘sexual predator,’ woman claims
• Giant burgers, Elvis statues and a shark on auction in B.C.
• Spousal relationsh­ip should come first
• We Were Lovers headline Capitol
• BAND LISTING
• Malian nurse braves stoning to work in Ebola clinic
• The art of seeing through masterpiec­es
• In divided east Jerusalem, anger, despair fuel violence
• Did Magnotta’s shrink miss a big red flag?
• We just might need all those new condos, CIBC economists say
• Sask. ‘one-percenters’ see income fall
• Looking for innovation through a hackathon
• Massive movie poster collection to go on auction block
• URANIUM PRICES MAY FINALLY BOUNCE BACK.
• Investors hit jackpot with Amaya stock
• TSX, WALL STREET FLAT AS FED STAYS THE COURSE
• Slingshot pencil, bottle rockets among worst toys
• Conexus, Cornerston­e, Synergy, and Innovation to collaborat­e
• Trudeau may rely on internal investigat­ion
• Sona sentenced to nine months for robocall scheme
• Women’s equality in Canada ‘not a done deal’
• Envoy lauds Canada’s ‘example’ on Ukraine
• Toronto police seek thieves who wore burkas
• Take Mexico off ‘safe list:’ Protesters
• Ferguson gun buyers quick on the draw
• San Diego goes beyond ‘the yuck factor’
• Congress poised to give new life to embattled Keystone pipeline
• From Islamic State militant to informant
• Canadian jets help destroy Islamic State bunkers
• Crowdfunde­d moon mission seeks origins of life
• A BUILDER, STORYTELLE­R AND COMMUNICAT­OR
• United Way Campaign Update
• Friends, associates and community leaders pay tribute to Bill.
• I am a lucky guy.
• MY BIG BROTHER, MY CONFIDANT AND THE KEEPER OF MY SECRETS
• LEADS BY EXAMPLE AND INSPIRES PEOPLE TO DO THEIR BEST
• A GREAT TEACHER WITH A LOT OF FIGHT IN HIM
• THE KIND OF PERSON WHO REFLECTS WHY SASKATCHEW­AN IS A SPECIAL PLACE
• ACCEPTS ANY CHALLENGE (WITH HUMOUR)
• Changing lives, one home at a time

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