Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2016-07-26

• Wildlife casualties expected in days ahead
• P.A. scrambles to get backup water reserve
• NEXT STEPS
• SIU PROBE IN OTTAWA
• Former Huskie gets ready for Olympic debut
• Turbulent start to Democratic convention
• Comedy, murder ... and shadow puppets?
• Community begins cleanup after flash flood
• Fans soothed with Justice League tease
• Fill-in QB gives much-needed security
• Business as usual despite roadwork
• Icon of Russian Orthodox Church visits Saskatoon
• Demand more of would-be civic leaders
• Couple charged with attempted murder
• River community impact can go on for months
• Sask. oil regulator’s budget slashed
• Woman has front-row seat to cleanup
• Naming rights need delicate balance
• RCMP TAKES A GOOD STEP
• Health care needs team-based model
• German Club concerned about future of heritage glockenspi­el
• New candidate establishi­ng own identity
• Regina police charge nine with forcible confinemen­t, robbery
• Edmonton man given six-month jail sentence for killing and cooking cat
• Bail urged for pair charged in grandson’s death
• A WAR IS BEING WAGED IN VANCOUVER’S STREETS. LED BY GREEN-BY-ALL-MEANS MAYOR GREGOR ROBERTSON, CITY HALL HAS IDENTIFIED AND VILIFIED ITS ENEMY: THE CAR.
• JAPAN KNIFE ATTACK KILLS 19.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT THE ‘ALT-RIGHT’ PHENOMENON
• SERIES OF ATTACKS LEAVES GERMANY ON EDGE
• VANCOUVER TECH ICON SETTLES PIRACY SUIT
• Trump, Russians and leaked emails
• Pro-life vote seeks impact in Tory race
• Riders QB Durant taking it ‘day by day’
• CANADIAN TEEN ON THE RISE
• BEGINNING OF THE END?
• Schmitt ready to seize rare Olympic opportunit­y
• Win sweeter than sacks for Riders’ Capicciott­i
• Russian swimmers out of Rio Olympics
• Twitter deals put focus on live video
• Instead of making history, Spieth’s trying to ignore it
• Pair of pitchers give radar guns a workout
• Phelps still hungers for big splash at Games
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Stampeders not about to give Paredes the boot
• Eskimos put historic collapse behind them
• When I was at my lowest, I would get a donation from a school back in Canada. It really did keep the wheels turning ...
• Pow! Wham! Bang!
• Butt in or back off on possible fling?
• NewLeaf’s financial woes take centre stage
• 20 additional Sask. communitie­s to get private liquor stores
• Verizon scoops up Yahoo for US $4.8B
• Government speeds up phase-out of rail tankers
• Japanese company to shelve VCR production

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