Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-11-23

• SHOW OF SUPPORT
• Homicide rate highest in 39 years
• Karpinka Brothers stay upbeat
• City hiring freeze could save $600K, reduce taxes
• Paulsen says no place immune
• Yukon rolls out labels warning about alcohol, cancer link
• Leadership candidates divided on abortion
• Water bills cheaper than other large cities
• 30 years on, Northern Pikes keep rocking
• ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ gets life term
• How tanker ban could end pipeline
• Riders failed to pressure Argos QB
• Regina man charged with human smuggling
• HIV diagnoses up in Sask. despite more spending on tests, prevention
• ‘Canada’s watching’ as stories shared at inquiry
• Alberta school boards want status in Sask. case
• Food retailing is hit by the Amazon effect
• Sask. Party must recognize climate change concerns
• Sell SaskTel and create legacy fund
• New policy establishe­d to honour ex-premiers
• ‘ENOUGH IS ENOUGH’
• THEY WERE DUTCH IMMIGRANTS WHO MOVED TO CANADA, FOUND A PERFECT HOME AND A PLACE FOR HORSES. WHAT THEY DIDN’T EXPECT WAS HAVING TO DEAL WITH THE LOCAL COUNCIL AND BUREAUCRAT­S.
• WAS SUGAR REPORT TOO SOUR?
• Wilfrid Laurier’s apology criticized
• MUGABE KEEPING WEALTH IN ZIMBABWE
• Hariri reverses decision to resign
• Letter-bomb victim recounts explosion
• The trouble with terrorism
• HE KNEW THE PIVOT WAS BUILT TO COACH
• Young guns give Huskies’ attack some extra bite
• Blades’ spirited comeback falls short in overtime loss to WHL’s top team
• Downhill ski season begins in Lake Louise
• Giving thanks for Thursday football
• Notley urges parties to unite on climate
• LNG dream alive with natural gas shipment to China
• ARRRR YOU READY?
• DIVERSIONS
• THE BEACHES’ SIZZLING SOUND WARMS UP WINTRY SASKATOON
• DEATH OF A POP STAR
• BAND LISTING
• Make sure he’s the father ... first
• Your Daily Horoscope
• ‘City was activated’
• From Danny to profanity

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