Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-01-15

• CSOs building bridges downtown
• Rising costs play role in student food insecurity
• BRIT AT 50
• THANKLESS BUT NEEDED
• Track and field spotlighte­d at Sled Dog Open
• Spy agency’s proposed new powers worry critics
• Couple visits all seven continents
• Small issues crop up with days to go before Sask. Party vote
• Missile launch false alarm sparks genuine panic
• Council hears emotional message
• Unemployed Redvers man upset with cuts to job-training programs
• WHY SO MANY CITY SURVEYS?
• Scars can be beautiful, and hold a message
• City ignored residents’ petition
• THE LAST SEARS CANADA STORES SHUT THEIR DOORS SUNDAY, AND FAR MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE LOSS OF A POPULAR RETAILER IS THE TERRIBLE SITUATION IT CREATES FOR WORKERS AND RETIREES, WRITES JEN GERSON.
• MIGRANTS NOW TAKE ON ALPS.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT BAGUETTES
• Atwood fights back on Twitter after #MeToo op-ed draws fire
• Canada, U.S. at odds over China’s place at meeting
• Assessing election cyber threats
• First Nations seek role in drafting laws
• DACA plan ‘probably dead,’ says Trump
• Canada’s household debt may not be so alarming
• Trump presidency makes it look like it’s 1973 again
• Astros set sights on repeat, trade for fireballer
• Vanek could be on the roam again
• Habs’ Danault leaves hospital after scare
• STEELERS CAN’T BACK UP SWAGGER
• Vikings’ stunning TD shocks Saints
• Patriots, Eagles continue playoff march
• CHAN’S POISED FOR PYEONGCHAN­G
• Skier Sharpe looks honed at right time
• TRADE DEADLINE IS LOOKING BLUE
• WREAK HAVOC
• ARE RUNNERS ALL THAT?
• Look to the left
• WILL THIS DOZEN GET DIRTY?
• Husband may be protesting too much
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Take this job and shiver it

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