Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-06-12

• WILD RIDE ENDS FOR RUSH
• Feds mum on carbon tax revenue
• Sentencing resumes for La Loche school shooter
• BACK-TO-BACK
• Brandon Bridge shines for Riders
• Vitamins can be too much of a good thing
• Rise of the robot teller on the horizon
• Village reeling after stabbing spree
• Pilot by day, percussion­ist by night
• U of S alumnus shared his love of teaching
• ‘I DIDN’T FEEL LIKE BEING A FREAK’
• Wall’s private server use flagged
• City must sell Saskatonia­ns on long-term plans
• LGBT + teens = creative summer fun
• Parents concerned as some gifted pupils lose access to bus
• Pipeline project still faces scrutiny
• BRITAIN’S PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY ARRIVES FOR HOLY COMMUNION AT ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH IN SONNING, BERKSHIRE. MAY IS UNDER PRESSURE AFTER CONSERVATI­VES LOST THEIR PARLIAMENT­ARY MAJORITY.
• TRUDEAU’S $35M GAMBLE
• A PRINCIPAL AT A WASHINGTON, D.C., PUBLIC SCHOOL HAS PLEDGED TO PAY HER STUDENTS US$100 EACH OUT OF HER OWN POCKET, IF THEY FORGO ELECTRONIC­S AND VIDEO SCREENS EACH TUESDAY OVER THE SUMMER.
• Come From Away takes best director of a musical
• Whip key to survival of minority government
• Senate independen­ts to elect leader
• Gloves come off in NDP leadership debate
• ‘A VERY STUPID MOVE’
• Long snapper Gagne proves valuable for his versatilit­y
• Rush’s NLL reign ends in overtime shocker at home
• Roman Josi no longer NHL’s hidden gem
• Hamilton’s win at Canadian GP a three-peat
• Your Daily Horoscope
• CONSIDER A TUNE UP WITH CARS 3 OR BLOOD DRIVE
• Underweigh­t friend a real concern
• DO RUNNERS REALLY NEED TO STRETCH?
• The waiting really is the hardest part
• White wine: Don’t drink to that!
• Why it’s still hard to hit the sell button on America, despite Trump’s trouble
• B.C. NEXT IN LINE FOR ENERGY SHOCK

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