Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-11-14

• A DAY TO REMEMBER
• NDP wants Eyre to apologize for ‘poor judgment’
• RIDERS CLOSER TO GREY CUP
• Doulas help bring death, grief out of the shadows
• TOPPERS FOUR-PEAT
• Taylor Swift’s new CD is pure pop magic
• Seven inducted into Hall of Fame
• Firm selling stake in Sask. project
• Road trips not for faint of heart
• Finding some common ground in cultural quake
• Rescuers look for survivors after massive quake
• Foul language is good for you, scientist swears
• No time to play hardball on trade
• Life in north keeps ex-minister grounded
• Report looks at losses from Devine-era project
• Nov. 15 disclosure­s key for Sask. Party hopefuls
• Honouring ‘courageous warriors’
• City hall’s brazen financial trickery fooling nobody
• Plenty of screen time isn’t always bad for kids
• Ride-sharing makes us safer
• WILL TRUDEAU SPEAK OUT?
• DANGERS OF ROHINGYA RAFTS.
• Snuppy, the next generation
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT VERY OLD WINE
• ‘Vulgar’ ads cited in bid to regain licence plate
• Afghan cenotaph rebuild delayed by U.S. hurricanes
• Peacekeepi­ng plan still ‘work in progress’
• Liberals postpone $2.14B in spending on infrastruc­ture
• N. Korean soldier defects to South
• RIDERS PLAYED IT SMART FROM START
• Tartans, Chargers both have a reason to celebrate
• Rush lose to Rock in first pre-season encounter
• Bills looking way up again in AFC East
• Brookfield bucks retail trend with bid for mall operator
• Canada to watch from sidelines of global energy markets: report
• UNBROKEN CIRCLE
• NERD VS. NERD ... GAME OVER!
• Wife not impressed by ‘home invasion’
• Military presence goes beyond UN missions
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Nobody is laughing now

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