Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-11-28

• PIGEON RACERS WING IT
• Remai Modern will stick to budget, council hears
• Housing agency eyes landlord registry
• REMEMBERIN­G MARLENE BIRD
• INSIGHT INTO MR. HOCKEY
• Spring vows in works for Prince Harry, Meghan
• Krall says touring is hard but rewarding
• End of NAFTA could cost retailers billions
• Sask. company finds cheaper way to purify water
• Upbeat Blades hit the road
• Couple on trial for alleged sex assault on teenager
• Trans Canada seeks rethink on Keystone route
• It’s important to talk about medication
• Bali volcano leaves tourists in limbo
• Stamps left to wonder what happened
• 2007 Grey Cup win a fond memory for former QB Joseph
• Police recover stolen sport wheelchair­s
• Sask. promises easier, cheaper small claims court process
• Bus line revives service to P.A.
• Vets will be required to report suspected abuse
• Social conservati­ves have plagued the Sask. Party from Day 1
• Workers deserve better than 3.5% wage cut
• PAY SYSTEM IS A BIG MESS
• Snow and ice beats cycling network in early city budget showdown
• Morneau on defence as attacks continue
• ‘A NEW ERA’: BREAKTHROU­GH CLAIMED IN EFFORTS TO MAKE CANADIAN-BASED MINING COMPANIES ACCOUNTABL­E ON THEIR HOME TURF FOR HUMAN-RIGHTS VIOLATIONS THEY’RE ACCUSED OF ABROAD.
• WOMAN’S ‘VIDEO CLIP’ BATTLE.
• When Harry Gets Married
• Bringing ‘something different’ to Royal Family
• Pope talks to general about Rohingya
• Complaints against telcos surged last year: report
• 36 newspapers to close under deal between Postmedia, Torstar
• Ending NAFTA would only slightly affect Canada’s economy: studies
• BLACK SUNDAY WILL HAUNT STAMPEDERS’ HOPE FOR CUP
• Veteran Canadian goalkeeper returns to Team Canada
• HIGH-FLYING EAGLES ABOUT TO SWOOP ON WEST COAST
• Lowry’s strong play is a matter of time
• Toronto’s BMO is field of dreams, Leiweke says
• Toronto FC boss named MLS coach of the year
• Vaughn is a ‘shoe-in’ for a spot in Argonauts lore
• Losses aside, Dolphins have the talent: coach
• To influence policy, Indigenous groups had to speak ‘bureaucrat’ — and put centuries of traditiona­l knowledge into numbers.
• GIRLS GET BOLD
• Diet decisions can cause a kerfuffle
• VICTORIA’S SECRET SHAME
• Your Daily Horoscope
• A ‘MARVELLOUS­LY TALENTED’ SINGER

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