Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-06-01

• Protests as STC reaches end of line
• SUMA won’t sue province over $33M in axed grants
• NEW LOCATION, SAME EVENTS
• GEORGIA ON THEIR MIND
• Dyakowski offers brains and brawn
• Layoffs were done to avoid tax hikes, says director
• Massive truck bomb hits Kabul
• Green activists in B.C. are hurting own cause
• Fiddle camp leads to unexpected career
• Police have seized more than 1,300 pills since 2016
• Was selloff a case of mistaken identity?
• Actor returns home to play Henry VI
• Inmates need ongoing help to leave gangs, Senate committee hears
• Hundreds of city apartments at stake in dispute
• Mandating minimum wage hike could backfire
• Province needs to improve its job standards
• Set big goals and chase them: Indspire laureates
• Teenage witness testifies at murder trial
• Downtown neighbours hopeful about future of STC depot site
• Conservati­on officers debriefing after sedated bear fell from tree
• Assisted death can’t be planned in advance
• HOW A PAPER STOKED A CRISIS
• THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS AND COLUMNIST ANDREW COYNE FINDS SOME VERY SUSPICIOUS POLITICAL CONSULTANT­S WILLING TO GIVE CHRISTY CLARK SOME DETAILED POINTERS ABOUT HOW TO HOLD ON TO POWER.
• THE SUPREME COURT NOVELIST.
• Nurse expected to plead to murders
• Woman found dead near border trying to reach daughter: report
• Dennis makes a colourful impression
• Preds hero gets the hook as Pens seize a 2-0 lead
• OVECHKIN IS DUE FOR REINVENTIO­N
• Watch out for red-hot Spaniard Rahm at Memorial Tournament and beyond
• Raonic reaches third round at French Open
• Friends face off in title match of Champions soccer league
• CAVS, WARRIORS SET FOR SUPER SHOWDOWN
• Clown has ‘high hoops’ of making kids laugh
• FAKE SHARK DELIVERS REAL ALT-POP POWER
• DIVERSIONS
• Desmond isn’t Lois’s Superman
• BAND LISTING
• Consumer spending bolsters GDP in Q1
• Old guard to leave Home Capital board

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