Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2016-10-31

• PAGE TURNED ON HISTORY
• Councillor­s look to limit any tax increases
• BACK TO CANADIAN BOWL
• SAYING ‘OUI’
• Race now a dead heat, poll says
• Junior hockey finances need to be examined
• Drinking and driving rule changes welcomed
• Songwriter avoids ‘sad bastard’ label
• Family calls for out-of-province investigat­or
• Millennial­s will soon hold sway
• Aggressive coyote killed on U of S campus
• Every candidate, volunteer improves Saskatoon
• Air Ronge crash sends boy, 11, to hospital
• Health region sued by former employee
• Youthful energy melts this old editor’s heart
• The voice of the next generation
• Aboriginal suicide a concern for all of us
• Wall on the wrong side of carbon pricing plan
• INQUESTS REQUIRED
• Brad Wall most outspoken critic
• Religious extremism top terror motive
• PRINCE HARRY MEETS FLAME IN TORONTO
• TRADE DEAL FINALLY SIGNED.
• ‘KOREA’S RASPUTIN’ PLUNGES COUNTRY INTO CRISIS
• A win for Clinton will be hollow
• A LOOK AT THE HISTORY OF THE OCTOBER SURPRISE
• RECORD PURSUIT DERAILED
• FOOTBALL DOMINANCE
• Lions spoil party at Mosaic Stadium
• Women’s soccer team advances in shutout win
• Miller time not Cubs’ happy hour
• Teaching robots to be more like people
• CHANGES TO THE PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE RULE
• New methods improve non-alcoholic offerings
• DOCTOR STRANGE SMASHES REALITY — BOX OFFICE TOO?
• Wife acts like she’s husband mother
• Your Daily Horoscope
• BATTLEFIEL­D 1 FILLED WITH FRESH IDEAS
• Shawn gets serious
• Gospel of Bob Dylan still elusive as ever

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