Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-03-10

• MEET THE COMMISH
• CRAZY FOR CURLING
• PUSH FOR EARLY VOTE
• THE LOSS OF A CHILD
• Race under fire after runner suffers severe frostbite
• Canada should stop dragging its feet on NAFTA
• Students get taste of being homeless and broke
• Huskies get second shot at Cougars
• Molloy to be sworn in as viceroy on March 21
• A letter home from a place called Testytown
• B.C. school division copies Saskatoon’s anti-racism campaign
• Ex-Mountie pleads guilty to assaulting boys
• Moe affirms carbon tax opposition during his first meeting with PM
• Aurora moves ahead with merger plans for CanniMed
• Three men found guilty of confining girls in SUV
• The environmen­tal movement has lost its way
• It’s a new world of politics with Meili versus Moe
• Libraries’ patrons deserve better
• U of S researcher­s develop simplified touchscree­n
• VICE-ADMIRAL CHARGED WITH LEAKING INFO
• THE CONTROVERS­IAL TRIP TO INDIA MAY HAVE ACCELERATE­D A DROP IN JUSTIN TRUDEAU’S APPROVAL RATING, BUT IT IS ALSO TRUE THAT HIS APPEAL HAS BEEN FADING FOR SOME TIME, ANDREW COYNE WRITES.
• FEMALE BOSS ALONE WON’T CHANGE RCMP, EX-MOUNTIES SAY.
• WHY KIM WINS JUST BY SCORING TRUMP MEETING.
• MMIW inquiry asks for more time and money
• Conservati­ve government ‘suppressed’ diplomats: PM’s adviser
• Pipeline ‘will get built’, PM asserts
• BRIER WEEK A FINE FESTIVAL OF FUN FOLKS
• Blades fall to Hitmen in OT
• Rielly’s been through the Leafs’ gamut
• Raptors muzzle red-hot Rockets in battle of best
• Lesser lights shine in early Brier draw
• NEwComErs’ WElComE CommittEE – ÉColE CAnADiEnnE frAnÇAisE DE SAskAtoon
• OnÉsimE DorvAl
• CollÈgE MAthiEu CElEBrAtin­g 100 yEArs
• 50 yEArs of FrEnCh At thE UnivErsity of REginA
• 44 yEArs of thE FrAnsAskoi­s CulturAl CounCil
• CHARACTER BUILDING
• ‘Pharma Bro’ gets7years for defrauding investors
• ONTARIO’S TRANSPAREN­CY BILL BASED ON LEGAL FALSEHOOD
• Workplace drug testing in U.S. slowly declining
• Jobless rate dips as Canada adds jobs, but full-time work takes steep plunge
• THE ART OF WRITING A NOVEL
• SHARP AND CONNECTED
• AT THE GALLERIES
• Don’t play games with your marriage
• Author’s second novel amps up the suspense
• Simple elegance enlivens prose
• DOURO REDS TAKE YOU TO PORTUGAL
• Navigating estate returns
• CROATIA WITHOUT THE CROWDS
• REVAMPED SILVER SPIRIT WILL BECOME ‘TOP DOG’
• PARISH NOTES
• MOVING TO MULTI-FAMILY
• CLEANLINES­S IS NOT NEXT TO DOGLINESS
• TAKE BACK SOME SPACE
• Bare necessitie­s for planting trees
• Matching mortar is possible, but difficult
• Trades offer lifelong set of worthy skills

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