Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-10-04

• WAITING FOR ANSWERS
• Many of city’s poor facing ‘dire’ housing situation, professor says
• City ranks third in Canada for reported sex assaults
• NHL PREVIEW
• BEARS COME CALLING
• SGI launches blitz against distracted drivers
• Time for us to stand up to Putin
• Roosevelt is ready to rejoin lineup
• Former Hells Angel shares tale of redemption
• Expansion in works for Gordie Howe complex
• 750 ‘Dreamers’ face uncertain future
• Teachers’ federation wants court to force province to fill vacancies on Educationa­l Relations Board
• Crimes of the Month has you surrounded
• Man ordered to pay $30.5K to remove revenge porn from internet
• Crown seeking direct indictment in threats case
• Report recommends heritage protection for Mendel building
• STATISTICS CANADA’S FINDINGS
• Sour gas wells remind us oil industry enjoys a double standard
• Access to Informatio­n Act needs major revamp
• DON’T LET FEAR WIN
• CAN PELADEAU EVADE POLITICS?
• TRUMP TOURS STORM-RAVAGED PUERTO RICO.
• Alleged attacker appears in court
• Asylum cases rejected at 50% rate
• Textbook recalled due to historical inaccuraci­es
• Acts of heroism emerge amid chaos
• Olympic dream eludes NHL’s youngest stars
• MVP candidate Ramirez a ‘force’ in Cleveland’s Series-favoured lineup
• MARKET COOKING A JOY FOR THANKSGIVI­NG
• FENNEL AL FORNO
• PEPERONATA
• ‘ETERNAL MUSIC HERO’
• NORTH AFRICAN CARROT SALAD WITH PRESERVED LEMON
• Pie just got easier
• DAD’S FISH CURRY
• OLD-FASHIONED BUTTER TARTS
• Grandmothe­r should keep opinions to herself
• Time is running out for a proposal to keep Sears Canada alive: monitor
• Canada looks to hit record vehicle sales
• Regulator finalizing mortgage rule overhaul
• WeWork seeks second B.C. site after Amazon deal

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