Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-07-14

• KEEPING IT COOL AT COUNTRY THUNDER
• Sister decries inquiry’s ‘inequaliti­es’
• Reversal on cuts reflects poorly on province: prof
• CHARISMA, WARMTH, MODESTY
• ‘FLEX SERVICE’
• Canadians can swagger after Rio haul
• U.S. widow’s effort to freeze Khadr’s assets rejected
• Judge clears way for Sears sale
• Planet of Apes reboot gets it right
• City joins in Habitat blitz
• Outlook bleak for oilfield service companies
• Husky increases investment in carbon capture
• BUILDER BULLISH ON RIVER LANDING
• NEW BOSS ALL BUSINESS IN CHARTING CHAMBER’S FUTURE
• BRIGHT NEW IDEAS THAT HOLD WATER
• Liver transplant recipient reaches out
• Canada must tackle serious political challenges that affect unity
• Paying off Khadr betrayed Canadian values
• MAKE THE ARTS PART OF SUMMER
• Insiders speak out about ‘rudderless’ inquiry
• LIU XIAOBO CALLED THE TIANANMEN SQUARE PROTESTS THE ‘TURNING POINT’ IN HIS LIFE, AS THE MAN WHO WENT ON TO WIN THE NOBEL PRIZE LED DEMOCRATIZ­ATION EFFORTS IN CHINA. HE DIED IN PRISON THURSDAY.
• BIRD BRAIN NOTHING TO LAUGH AT.
• HUNDREDS NABBED IN $1.3B U.S. OPIOID BUST
• CFIA backtracks on labelling of West Bank wine
• Alberta board drops Christian school
• Long hair culturally significan­t to Indigenous 3-on-3 hoops star
• Henderson putts herself into early title contention
• RECEIVERS COMMAND EVEN MORE ATTENTION
• NHL legend at St. Paul’s hockey camp
• Another Slam final on horizon for Venus
• SATISFY YOUR NEED FOR SPEED ... AND MORE
• AGED TRACK WARRIOR STILL HAS SOME GUTS
• Electrific­ation turns out to be a mild jolt for Volvo
• SNL HAS THE LAST LAUGH
• Sister’s tragedy changed everything
• Are big banks gouging clients after rate hike?
• Your Daily Horoscope
• WestJet CEO ramps up anti-union campaign

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