Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-05-30

• Apology part of reconcilia­tion: FSIN
• Builders set to alter skyline with Parcel Y office tower
• ‘THANK YOU FOR RELYING ON STC’
• Scheer takes humble approach as leader
• HONOURING TEAMMATE
• Top musicians seem to love Canada
• Hilltop tailback gets call to camp
• OIL West White Rose shows era of megaprojec­ts not yet over
• Saskatchew­an, other western provinces to lead growth
• Company looks to build solar community in southeast
• Scheer’s win may be good for Wall, bad for Tories
• Pelican rescued near weir put down after vet unable to fix fractured wing
• Innovative neurosurge­on eased pain of people around globe
• Sexual assault victim haunted by trauma
• U of S lays off 15 managers
• City panel to consider fire pit restrictio­ns
• Prince Albert police use Taser on teenager following high-speed pursuit of stolen vehicle
• Children’s Museum seeks extra $1.2M to speed up renovation­s
• How to nail that all-important job interview
• Scheer not as much like Harper as some political watchers think
• NO SWAYING OUR VOTES
• Court hears about ATM withdrawal­s on slain man’s account
• THE TRUDEAU LIBERALS’ FRIENDLY RELATIONSH­IP WITH SIKH-CANADIANS HAS UPSET THE GOVERNMENT IN NEW DELHI AND THROWN A WRENCH IN THE TWO COUNTRIES’ BURGEONING FRIENDSHIP.
• ISLAMISTS ON THE DEFENCE IN MARAWI
• THE SADNESS OF PRINCE WILLIAM.
• TIGER NO LONGER SHINING AS BRIGHT
• WHY IS POPE FRANCIS FROWNING?
• FACING A FIERCE DEFENCE, PENS MAKE SHOTS COUNT
• Decision to sign with Redblacks easy one, running back Bell says
• Durant’s absence from Riders training camp palpable
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• ONE STRONG GAL
• Canada has an epidemic of young people forced to assume tremendous responsibi­lity.
• ROUGH WATERS
• Older Canadians not the problem
• Dad’s risky actions must stop
• Your Daily Horoscope
• The Square wins Cannes’ Palme d’Or

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