Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-01-31

• Muslims buoyed by support
• Committee backs city funds for school playground­s
• Quebec mourns those lost in ‘scene of unspeakabl­e brutality’
• BREAKING THE ICE
• BENEFITING FROM BAN
• Artist collects stories for an ‘anti-tourism’ project
• ‘All is going well,’ Trump says, despite protests
• Moose Jaw skip’s dream comes true
• Travel ban could affect Olympics
• City cricket league feels slighted
• FINEST HATS WERE MADE OF BEAVER
• The ‘father of canola’ transforme­d Canada’s once-humble crop
• Panel backs housing strategy
• MLA says his private consulting business is not active
• Penner gets nod to run for Sask. Party in byelection
• Policies based on hate normalize animosity
• Upcoming byelection may be more entertaini­ng than insightful
• Canada’s 150th a time of celebratio­n, renewal
• PM COURTS ALBERTA
• ‘UNSPEAKABL­E BRUTALITY’
• ‘Finest hour’ feeling on Hill
• ALLEGED SHOOTER APPEARS IN COURT CHARGED WITH MURDER.
• KILLED AT PRAYER
• Blades taking no comfort in close loss to powerhouse Pats
• Englot a true champion at the top of her game
• HIDDEN GEM TO ALL-STAR
• CAROUSEL OF COACHES WISHES OILERS WELL
• Pats pack baggage, Falcons air laundry
• Immigratio­n edict vexes Canada’s tech leaders
• Cord-cutting slows, but cable not out of woods
• U.S. TECH GIANTS LAMENT TRAVEL VISA,
• TRUMP’S VISA ORDER TROUBLES CEOS
• LOSING THEIR LUSTRE
• MAGIC IN THE MAKING
• BAWDY SLAM
• Letters change lives
• Comedy, politics merge at SAG event
• Mother-in-law has deep issues
• Your Daily Horoscope

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