Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-07-24

• SHEERAN CHARMS SASKATOON
• U of S reviews salary disclosure­s
• Prof has words of caution for surging retail sector
• BITTERSWEE­T MILESTONE
• Spieth averts disaster to win in U.K.
• ‘You can be what you want to be’ at event
• President considers veto on Russia bill
• Historic day for Alberta conservati­ves
• How Bill Downe transforme­d BMO
• Flexible vegetarian bends the rules
• Council mulls village concept, business park
• Your evening ritual may be to blame
• Celebratin­g everyday heroes through event
• Saskatoon needs to consult public on consultant­s
• Reading’s advantages are well documented
• School makes teacher feel welcome
• My Canada a song worth listening to
• Many drownings in Sask. linked to impaired driving
• Issues of funding, vision still haunting Calgary’s Olympic bid
• PEOPLE SLEEP OVERNIGHT IN THEIR CARS TO RECEIVE HEALTH SERVICES AT A FREE CLINIC SATURDAY IN WISE, VA., ONE OF AMERICA’S POOREST COUNTIES.
• TWO PRINCES’ GREATEST REGRET.
• ‘This team was the hope of other kids in Burundi’
• Mosul fight may be just a prelude
• Argos running back gets chance to show his wares
• ROUGHRIDER­S RUDELY REINTRODUC­ED TO REALITY
• Soccer friendly draws thousands to new Mosaic Stadium
• Als coach says key mistakes, not bad plays, holding team back
• U.S.A. makes a splash at aquatics worlds
• Froome rides to fourth title at Tour de France
• OLYMPIC APPETITE
• ATOMIC BOND
• The perils of disabled parking
• Run like Ryan Gosling is waiting for you
• THE DASH TO CHINA
• Your Daily Horoscope
• THE INVISIBLE MAN

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