Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2016-09-27

• CLINTON VS. TRUMP
• Seized weapons worry Saskatoon jail workers
• ‘IT’S A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE’
• A FATHER’S FIRST PICK
• Hoodfar release signals chance to reopen ties with Iran
• Device could boost safety for road crews
• New app aims to keep students and staff safe
• Olympic gold medallist wins Classic in city
• Trial begins for Muslim school critic
• DEMAND FOR HOMESTEADS IN SASK. EXCEEDED SUPPLY
• Saskatoon man on life support after brawl at Manitoba bowling alley
• Man ‘viciously beaten,’ jury told at murder trial
• Mayoral candidate once led fringe party
• Moore wants 20% of workers to ride bus
• Safe water supply must take precedence over oil
• A LESSON FOR ALL CANADIANS
• Containers needed to keep goods secure
• Demand fiscal responsibi­lity
• Canoe Lake resident was ‘his mother’s keeper’
• HOME DEPOT HAS TAKEN OFF ITS SHELVES THE “SCARY PEEPER CREEPER” HALLOWEEN PROP. THIS IS NOT A VICTORY FOR COMMON SENSE, SAYS COLUMNIST CHRISTIE BLATCHFORD.
• MAN CRITICAL AFTER BEING ENCASED IN HOT TAR
• LAWYER IN NAZI UNIFORM OPENS FIRE IN HOUSTON
• Anchor stores near for Preston Crossing
• RBC boss says new pipeline important
• Shomi shutting down two years after launching service
• Job cuts at Vecima lead to ‘strong’ year end
• SHOT AT REDEMPTION IN NET
• UNCERTAINT­Y IS CERTAIN
• New crop of young QBs stealing league’s spotlight
• THE GREATEST SHOW IN THE WORLD
• Small actions add up to big change
• Samsung pulls plug on Lady Gaga benefit show in wake of recall woes
• Sister needs support, not gripes about her husband
• Pedal-powered bassist aims to strike a chord
• Hilarious in the shadows
• Your Daily Horoscope

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