Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-01-25

• DESIGNED FOR SPEED
• Teachers seek binding arbitratio­n
• Boushie family dreads prospect of Stanley’s trial
• COMIC REBOOT
• PRISON FOR SPORTS DOC
• Sask. teen moving up the ladder
• Less invasive device monitors Crohn’s disease
• Poll backs more restrictio­ns on tobacco
• Sci-fi loses giant in Ursula Le Guin
• Canada Post can’t deliver: Coyne
• Ex-candidate Clarke balks at $15,000 fine
• Doctors want legal age for pot set at 21
• HEALING BODY & SOUL
• Historian Waiser inducted into Order of Canada
• Sask. Party expects voting to match UCP, Tory races
• SaskPower gets rate hike, but less than requested
• Councillor­s spend 252 hours a year in meetings
• Carillion collapse shows perils of P3 contracts
• Wall legacy will include costs of outsourcin­g
• Echoes of fake news in STC breakup
• DEADLY 10-HOUR SIEGE AT AFGHANISTA­N CHARITY
• Cloned monkey, humans next?
• Ontario PC leader denies sex allegation­s
• ON DEFENCE AGAINST WRONG THINKING
• Rush Hulk warned of mascot mischief
• Coakwell returns to Games in bobsled
• Huskies sports team face big games this weekend
• SENATORS SEARCH FOR ACCOUNTABI­LITY AS SEASON SINKS INTO THE ABYSS
• NHL’S YEAR OF CRAZY KNIGHTS
• Ex-Expo Guerrero elected to Hall of Fame
• Angry Federer books spot in semifinals
• England’s new women’s soccer coach issues apology
• CANADA UNVEILS TEAM OF ‘FIGHTER PILOTS ON ICE’
• Aurora—CanniMed merger lights up marijuana sector
• First Nations leaders launch online funding push to fight tanker ban
• Two Canadian proposals to test whether NAFTA talks have hope
• U.S. trade commission rejects Bombardier request in CSeries spat
• Peach grows from Fringe play to headliner
• UP AGAINST HEAVYWEIGH­TS
• IN THE SPIRIT OF JAZZ
• Musician looks for beauty in the darkness
• KISSEL COVERS THE COUNTRY
• DIVERSIONS
• When ‘friends’ and faith collide
• Oprah visits Recy Taylor’s grave site
• Your Daily Horoscope

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