Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-03-06

• Rural property crime reports ‘low’, RCMP tells public meeting in Biggar
• Heavy snow could provide relief to parched Prairies
• LEARNING FROM A LEGEND
• DINNER WITH THE COLONEL
• Canada braces for ‘second wave’ of U.S. shale
• Family frustrated hearing being delayed
• Funds found for sports Centres, museum
• How should canada react to Trump’s tariffs?
• OLP, Good have no interest in reliving past
• Indigenous death probe criticized
• Shatner has no plans to slow down
• Team gets inspiratio­n from Don Cherry
• Referendum ran afoul of Municipali­ties Act: court
• SOME ELMS AT SPORTS COMPLEX TO BE SAVED
• Business wants more space for sidewalk cafe
• Verdicts tested educator’s hopes for reconcilia­tion
• ‘Saskatchew­an values’ more complex than leaders like to believe
• Parents of autistic kids face tough choices
• BACKYARD BARNYARDS A QUANDARY
• Woman gets two years for bringing drugs into prison
• POLICE SEEK TO ID POTENTIAL VICTIM
• HOW THE ARCTIC SURF CLAM — A GROWING PART OF NEWFOUNDLA­ND’S FISHERY — BECAME A PAWN IN OTTAWA’S EFFORTS AT RECONCILIA­TION. ‘IT’S PITTED PROVINCE AGAINST PROVINCE; FIRST NATION AGAINST FIRST NATION.’
• KIM JONG UN DINES WITH A DELEGATION FROM THE SOUTH.
• ITALIAN VOTERS SNUB THE EU.
• Trump ties metal tariffs to a new NAFTA deal
• CRIME SCENE CLEANUP BEGINS AT SHERMAN MANSION
• Laycock relishing chance to play in front of home crowd at Brier
• Down and out in Dallas
• GUSHUE SETS NEW BRIER STANDARD
• Holtby rediscover­s mojo in the great outdoors
• Sinclair scores twice in win over Koreans
• Loonie looking vulnerable amid Trump tariff threats
• CN CEO steps down as railway grapples with demand woes
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• Making investment firms pay
• A cultural tipping point
• Stars skip Seacrest on the red carpet
• Man-boy needs to grow up
• Robbie earns major Chanel contract
• Stars let loose post-Oscar
• SPEIDEL, Bruce

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