Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-08-29

• Group thrilled as church given heritage protection
• China trip costs outgoing MLA seat in caucus
• ‘NOT OUT OF THE WOODS YET’
• Politicall­y incorrect place names are all around us
• BIG EGOS MISSING
• Scores lopsided in interlocki­ng schedule
• Memorable tunes that salute working folks
• Trudeau splits Indigenous file in shuffle
• Councillor­s hear of emotional toll
• Tiger-Cats reverse controvers­ial decision to hire Briles
• Two more join Sask. Party race to succeed Wall
• ‘Ombudsman’ title should be regulated
• Rancher pleads guilty to possessing stolen farm equipment
• WHO REMEMBERS HUMPHREY AND THE DUMPTRUCKS?
• K+S opens West Coast terminal to ship potash from Legacy mine
• Indigenous leaders hopeful new ministries mark meaningful shift in relations with Ottawa
• Escape the busy lifestyle and embrace country living in Asquith
• Cheveldayo­ff open to partial sale of Crown entities
• Koch, Cheveldayo­ff must figure out a way to carve own path
• Navigating the perils of buying a used vehicle
• SPENDING FAR FROM BALANCED
• SOME TEACHERS WANT TO STRIP THE NAME SIR JOHN A. MACDONALD FROM SCHOOL BUILDINGS BECAUSE OF HIS DISMAL PAST WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. BUT THERE ARE A LOT OF HISTORIC CANADIANS WITH SHADY PASTS.
• HAMAS RENEWS TIES WITH IRAN.
• The language of hockey in Quebec (it’s not French)
• Trudeau confidant given vets portfolio in shuffle at mandate’s halfway point
• Defending life, liberty and security of pension
• Team Holtby wins Kirkness Cup on late goal by Moffatt
• Head coach impressed with Nijhoff at Pats’ camp
• Shapovalov set to face great No. 8 at U.S. Open
• Stanton’s a hit in every situation
• Harvey hits heart of energy hub
• Whole Foods offers up savings as Amazon deal closes
• New rules could chill housing demand
• VMAs GET SERIOUS
• Converting problems into profit
• DAENERYS’ NOT-SO-SECRET HISTORY
• Teach kids about mental illness

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