Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-03-29

• Big convention­s skipping city, tourism boss says
• ‘SORROW IS NEVER ENOUGH’
• Advocates doubt bill will achieve gun goals
• Looking at the Jays this season
• John Legend heads cast in Jesus Christ Superstar
• Moe confident carbon tax challenge will succeed
• Barrick Gold founder Munk dies at 90
• Teary Lindhout recalls kidnap horrors
• Draggins car show back for 58th year
• SPRING TO-DO LIST
• EASTER WEEKEND OPEN & CLOSED
• Man drugged, sexually abused boy over two-year period, court hears
• Repeat armed robber gets 8-year sentence as dangerous offender
• Clark switches tracks on railway delays
• Minister ignores criticism from councillor in Regina
• Black vomit gushed from prisoner, inquest hears
• Canada needs to ramp up social spending
• The camel is slipping into the Wascana Park tent
• Downtown wrong place for new arena
• Liberals disdain respect for choice
• Hang up on Trade12, FCAA warns residents
• I ‘ASK YOU TO FORGIVE ME’
• PORN STAR HOPES TO DEPOSE TRUMP.
• WEINSTEIN’S EX-ASSISTANT SLAMS GAG ORDER.
• Jones will skip Team Canada at next Scotties
• Your Daily Horoscope
• JAYS NEED A LOT TO GO RIGHT FOR REBUILD-ONTHE-FLY PLAN TO WORK
• New soccer body offers unique hook for investors
• THAT UPSCALE FEEL
• Lotus SUV may be based on Volvo XC90 platform
• The man behind the masks
• Family rift baffles stepmom
• DIVERSIONS
• ‘No sacred cows’ in quest to reverse HBC’s fortunes
• Feds give nod to smaller players in spectrum auction
• G7 MEETING SHOWS RELATIONSH­IPS MATTER

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