Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-10-11

• Survivor angry Metis excluded from settlement Half of those taken in ’60s Scoop not eligible for $750M package
• Environmen­tal charges against Boyd adjourned
• DIVISION OF LABOUR
• BRAVERY AWARDS
• Can experience help Cleveland get the job done?
• Celebratin­g the tradition of Indigenous cuisine
• Indigenous graduation rates up at Sask Polytechni­c
• Cash crunch slows plans for architectu­re program
• Accusation­s pile up against producer
• School board declares war on ‘chief’
• FOUR DIED WHEN STORM LASHED WASKESIU LAKE
• A ROGUE’S GALLERY OF SEX AND STUPIDITY BY RICH MEN
• Province’s economy continues to struggle
• Beardy’s man pleads guilty to sexual touching of underage girls
• City may rethink bylaw restrictin­g on-street parking to 36-hour limit
• Council committee wants 80 km/h limit on College Drive
• Ninth Street residents want action on traffic, speeding
• Scheer reveals disregard for women’s rights
• In leadership contests, what you don’t see often matters more
• SINGH LEADS NDP TO LEFT
• Wallin laments absence of depth in today’s media
• Tax cheat dragnet snags clerks
• HAIR WARS ON THE HILL
• PORTRAIT OF A FRIENDLESS TERRORIST
• Wine country in ashes after devastatin­g wildfires
• N. KOREA SUSPECTED OF HACKING WAR PLANS
• ‘Most uncertain’ time for world, Freeland says
• NOBODY IS PICKING ON THE KICKING ANYMORE
• HARRIS ON PACE TO BREAK TWO ENDURING RECORDS
• POWER RANKINGS WEEK 17
• ‘Incredible patriots,’ Pens visit Trump
• SEARS CANADA FOLLOWS ‘EATON’S DEATH SPIRAL’
• IMF projects 2017 Canadian growth to top G7 nations
• Netflix tries to set ‘record straight’ on $500-million investment
• BROILED RANCH DEER CHOPS
• STUFFED WITH GOODNESS
• BUTTERNUT SQUASH CASSEROLE
• FIG AND WALNUT LOAF
• Pushing the boundaries
• ‘Wonderful’ man takes road rage to new low
• Your Daily Horoscope

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