Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-11-27

• First Nations kids get to kick-start sports dreams
• Economics may hike number of rural homicides
• SLEEPY BEARS
• CFL eyeing expansion to Halifax
• Abortion debate could affect leaders’ race
• Firearms advertisin­g under scrutiny in U.S.
• Mugabe relieved after quitting, says mediator
• Study shows fathers can feel them too
• Diversity in languages spoken in homes
• Five things investors can safely ignore
• Can Notley win over business leaders?
• Movies that might have been
• Canadian screenwrit­er on a roll
• Vital Signs report highlights areas of positive growth in city
• Worker who shadowed man suspended
• Correction­al facilities face challenges when rival gang members behind bars
• NO MAP NEEDED TO FIND FUN IN THIS PLAY
• PINOCCHIO OF PIPELINE POLITICS
• Canadian cities spending big on new libraries
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Teaching Treaties in the Classroom
• Stop the fear and layoffs at library
• Research probes ‘institutio­nal betrayal’
• Ontario’s Tories shift to the centre
• Mexico’s leftist party softens on NAFTA
• Band taking time on nuclear decision
• Witnesses recount horrors at mosque
• Defining plays in memorable 105th Grey Cup classic
• Dogs earn nine wrestling medals
• LADY LUCK SHINES THROUGH THE SNOW
• Argos have very weird claim on the Grey Cup
• Saints stopped by Goff as Rams end losing ways
• Mustangs stay perfect in Vanier Cup
• Mom, if you’re reading this letter …
• WHEN DO YOU TAKE A STAND?
• Acne can still pop up later

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