Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-06-05

• DANCING INSPIRATIO­N
• Labour shortage anticipate­d with rigs’ resumption
• ON THE BRINK
• Old and new Sask. Metis leaders eager to get to work
• CONFIDENT COACH
• Modest sums making a difference in students’ lives
• Canadian steel producers await U.S. review
• An ongoing cereal story exposes the dangers
• Riders’ camp in Saskatoon an attraction
• Hockey’s power couple show the love
• MINING Extracting rare earths from tailings
• B.C. native among dead in London attack
• What are employers to do?
• Wanted man living freely abroad
• Country’s most winning university football coach
• Can you hear me? Then listen to me now!
• Many questions surround MVA’s current struggles
• Management by walking around
• Government blames public sector
• River levels in Saskatoon high, but not a concern, agency says
• WHY THE PROSPECT OF AN NDP GOVERNMENT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA IS EXPOSING WHAT COULD BECOME AN AREA OF CONTENTION AMONG FEDERAL NDP LEADERSHIP HOPEFULS. IT ALL COMES BACK TO PIPELINES.
• CLIMBING ‘EL CAPITAN’ WITHOUT ROPES
• Can quantum mechanics explain how we think?
• ‘London Bridge will never fall down'
• Sex assault trial caps Cosby's life and legacy
• Thank Trump if oil prices keep falling
• You should still tip — at least for now
• Riders fans happy to have training camp in town
• ALL THE TRASH TALK COULD TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY
• Errors eliminate Raonic from French Open
• WARRIORS ARE LOOKING GOLDEN
• Backbone of bullpen ready for rotation
• Kim claims LPGA’s ShopRite Classic
• TOM CRUISE WANTS HIS MUMMY
• Grandmothe­r is in a tough spot
• LET’S GET MORE PEOPLE CYCLING THEIR WAY TO WORK
• When the mood is something more
• Hand washing effective at any temperatur­e
• Your Daily Horoscope
• SUFFERING FOR ART

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