Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-03-19

• Animal welfare agency struggles with slim staffing
• SEASON FINALES
• Bill to bolster gun control, limit file access: Goodale
• Squash program teaches kids to keep going
• Live longer by not sweating the small stuff
• More luxury vehicles on city roads
• City final won in last seconds
• Courage Box delivers mental health strategies
• Public shaming is no way to raise our children
• Ben Harper, Flaming Lips part of lineup at jazz festival
• #Pharmacare­ForAll pitched by NDP during national tour
• City searching for its next HR director while it negotiates union contracts
• Potential fraud victims urged to communicat­e with others
• New Melfort MLA pays tribute to his predecesso­r and old pal
• Brace yourself for upcoming election mania
• Is the unconventi­onal family the new norm?
• Children need non-stressed adults
• Second-guessing jury verdicts
• Healthy harvest drives sales of new agricultur­al equipment
• Executive’s presentati­on inspired by son’s autism
• Blades fire head coach after missing playoffs
• Emotional Paralympic bronze for Moose Jaw curler Wright
• Huskies women fall short at nationals
• Unparallel­ed success for Canada
• Raptors lose cool, and the game
• Oh, Happy day: Lefty poised for opener
• Palmer victory sends McIlroy back into the winner’s circle
• KRZYZEWSKI’S DRIVE SOMETHING TO WITNESS
• What constitute­s goalie interferen­ce?
• City of Saskatoon continues anti-racism strategies
• Learning and connecting: Saskatoon Open Door Society programs promote equality for all
• ACTIVE KIDS HAVE ACTIVE MINDS
• Mindfulnes­s games
• ANOTHER PACIFIC MONSTER MASH
• Children shouldn’t be forced to display affection
• THINGS THAT GO BUMP ...
• Joking all the way to the top

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