Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-05-02

• Families call for action on missing persons
• Province aims to override ruling on Catholic schools
• BETTER NEIGHBOURH­OODS
• HONOURING HAYLEY
• Conservati­ves accuse Sajjan of ‘stolen valour’
• Huskies add Crandell to coach staff
• Pembina touts Veresen takeover as ‘magic’
• Election rallies on May Day bring insults, unrest
• New anthology looks at legacy of Nick Cave
• Another Winter Olympics for Calgary?
• Woman missing in P.A. for four weeks
• Chris Pratt OK with being used as beefcake
• Interlibra­ry loans are back in business
• Former U of S professor won Nobel Prize in 1971
• Industry group says rule changes would boost number of garage suites
• Man makes deal, handed probation in drug case
• Transform SK report provides more insight than ugly protests
• Regulate Internet to protect our freedoms
• PROVINCE’S MOVE UNFAIR, ILL-INFORMED
• Division among Soldiers of Odin
• DEFENCE MINISTER HARJIT SAJJAN PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN OPERATION MEDUSA AS AN ARMED FORCES MAJOR, AND HE CAN BE JUSTLY PROUD.
• WHO WON, WHO LOST IN U.S. SPENDING BILL
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PRINCESS CHARLOTTE
• Calgary not quite ready for Olympic Games bid
• Blades look to add goal scorers in the off-season
• BLUE LINE PRESENCE MATTERS
• CAVS SHOOT DOWN RAPS
• GUENTZEL LETS ‘HOCKEY SENSE’ LEAD THE WAY
• The grind’s just fine for Manitoba’s McLeod
• Shattenkir­k shatters comeback
• Credit line a ‘sign of confidence’
• (Climate change) puts some of the world’s most vulnerable people at greater risk.
• SHE DID SURVIVE
• Stepmom needs to be kids’ rock
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Michael Moore to take on Trump

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