Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2015-07-11

• RIVER LEVELS BOTTOM OUT
• Reservists join fire fight
• ‘Harm has come’ to missing man: police
• Reporter takes flight ahead of air show
• RIDERS VS. LIONS
• DEPRESSION TESTING
• BUILDING TIES
• CERTIFY IMAMS?
• 25 YEARS LATER
• Beaches expand, but ecosystem is under pressure
• Forest fires bringing out the best in people
• 9/11 exhibit at air show keeps tragic memories alive
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE AIR SHOW
• Craven demonstrat­es its charitable side
• Summer camp helps teach girls trades and technology
• Boredom, anxiety weigh on evacuees
• Mayor says minimum income worthy of further discussion
• Metis elders seek federal government help
• ‘All hell broke loose’ on July 11, 1990
• MORE INSIDE
• More northerner­s should fight the fires
• Evacuees’ resilience an inspiratio­n
• BUDGET BALANCED
• Let the Games begin: Thousands gather for opening ceremony
• TENNIS IN CANADA ENJOYS RENAISSANC­E.
• Best pal watches Henderson make the cut
• Pillar of strength in Jays’ outfield
• Thomas leads, but Spieth on the prowl
• Young wins Sask. Amateur by a landslide
• McGregor, Mendes set to battle
• Doughty making most of his chance to play
• Laprise confirmed for Saskatoon debut
• Bombers take advantage of Alouettes’ mistakes
• Federer aims for place in history
• Findlay putting Olympic misery behind her
• Canada’s surplus erodes
• Growing economy sees increase in jobs
• What makes these two Canadians great?
• SIX-FIGURE LIFESTYLE FACES NEW REALITY
• OAS clawback adds to the pain
• TSX FLIES HIGHER ON CHINA, GREECE NEWS
• ‘The Great Canadian Non-Recession’
• U.S. oil firms find water a prized resource
• Canada’s hemp business growing fast, but U.S. competitio­n is on the horizon
• Spy HQ’s glass walls raise concerns
• Voters forgotten in political strategizi­ng over debates
• Public sex video sets off nasty online shaming
• Canada appears poised to block fishing in Arctic Ocean
• Ottawa taxi baron leads national effort against Uber ride sharing program
• Thawing risks release of frozen gases
• Are we in a recession? Who cares?
• YOUR FIRST POLITICAL ACT
• ‘Island of the Blind’ at tip of the fraud iceberg
• Cancer trial world’s first to deploy two viruses
• Greek lawmakers OK last-hope bailout plan
• The curse of the priceless Ferrari
• ‘The devil is looking for gangs,’ Pope tells Bolivian prisoners
• Ocean trash affects the psyche of humanity, researcher­s find
• After 54 years, Confederat­e flag is removed
• Judge’s rape comments ignite firestorm
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Food politics hits malnourish­ed children
• AT THE GALLERIES
• Someone must die in Sparks’ ‘love stories’
• Precarious­ness of life examined
• Author a veteran of the mobility wars
• Musician remains true to roots
• DIVERSIONS
• Surgery helps swinging door heart valves
• They’ll be back — fading stars look to shine
• Canada exchanges violence for valour
• Harper Lee ready to send her Watchman out to fans
• THE CHANNEL ISLANDS ARE ROCKS, BUT NOT HARD PLACES
• Cruise industry builds on momentum
• HEADS OF STATE
• Home staging a frivolous and unnecessar­y exercise
• Fast with a Muslim Friend campaign focuses on unity
• PARISH NOTES
• Developmen­t offers new opportunit­ies
• Dismantle mantel in fireplace upgrade
• Legs to-go fills nomad’s furniture void
• Pre-purchase home inspection is important
• Live like royalty with upholstere­d walls
• Garden delights enhance outdoor experience
• Design your home to make you happy
• Screening slows hiring process: study
• Worker suit could be ‘thorn’ for Apple
• Can gender quotas get more women into boardrooms?

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