Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-03-08

• TRAGEDY IN BACKYARD
• ‘No basis’ to appeal Stanley verdict
• Reroute railways to ease delays, city report urges
• WELCOME TO SASKATOON
• CULTIVATIN­G CURLERS
• Russian spy was poisoned By nerve Agent: U.K. police
• Tangle of policies affects patient care, says CEO
• Meili opts for Continuity with shadow cabinet
• India trip sinks liberals in the polls
• Huskies plan to go slow against acadia
• Youth orchestra marks six decades
• SCI-FI goes rom-Com in Boom
• Province signals impatience with grain backlog
• Province gets C+ in report card on justice system
• Expect trade wars to morph into food fight
• Campaigns offer some clues to leaders’ support
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Finding habitable planet is challengin­g, says prof
• Severe jailhouse assault resulted in victim having extensive facial surgery
• RULING VINDICATES FOSTER PARENTS
• ‘Call out’ abuse, Inuit women urged
• 5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT OSCAR ROMERO
• Quebec town plans ban on smoking in public
• The eight wonders of Donald Trump’s world
• Feds eye tighter screening of gun owners
• DND needs $54M to examine ship bids
• Trudeau’s ‘Nobel Prize winner’ not so decorated
• Huskies’ Humbert still has the drive
• Cougars want to be more than nice hosts
• Gilhooly hopes coming forward helps others
• DRUBBINGS FEED GUSHUE’S BRIER FORMAT HATRED
• Canadians pumped for Paralympic­s
• CONCERTS/EVENTS
• MEMORY CREATOR
• Don’t overstep bounds with stepkids
• Sharing your childhood writing can be ‘ton of fun’
• POLOZ HOLDS RATE STEADY — AND YOU CAN THANK TRUMP
• Aurora eyes listings on U.S., U.K. exchanges
• U.S. hints Canada might be exempt from steel tariffs

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