Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-04-02

• Advocate calls for more coverage for gender affirming surgeries
• Sask. farm groups look for compensati­on from railways
• 50 YEARS OF TCU
• WHOPPER OF A JOKE
• Regina Pats, Swift Current Broncos take it to the limit
• Donation gives children’s book project a boost
• It’s important to distinguis­h good from bad pain
• Therapeuti­c fibbing can be an effective strategy
• Judge won’t approve oxy settlement
• Listen closely before going off half-cocked
• 4-time convicted sex offender facing fresh set of charges
• Retired cop, 75, thwarts attacker with his shovel
• Backyard fire bylaw proving too hot to handle
• Communicat­ing key to overcoming hardships
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• ISRAEL NIXES INQUIRY CALL
• SECOND LIBERAL SLAMS JOB CLAUSE
• CHECKING IN ON BILLS INTRODUCED BY THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT THAT THE HOUSE IS PROBABLY NEVER GOING TO TOUCH AGAIN. WHAT LEGISLATIO­N WILL FALL BY THE WAYSIDE AHEAD OF THE NEXT FEDERAL ELECTION?
• ‘DREAMER’ DEAL IS ‘NO MORE,’ TRUMP DECLARES.
• Shark bumps man off board, then attacks
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT KIM AND K-POP
• Hundreds search for boy swept up in river
• Mali mission could have counter-terror component
• B.C. to compensate all Woodlands survivors
• Tiny MRI reduces use of mice in research
• Your Daily Horoscope
• LEAFS CAN’T TAKE THEIR FOOT OFF THE GAS PEDAL
• Cheveldayo­ff hopes Jets’ success is just the beginning
• Flyers making spirited playoff push
• Broncos determined to refocus for Game 7
• Curler Muyres headed to Sweden
• SMOAKED SALAMI: JAY’S GRAND SLAM SALVAGES A SPLIT
• Gushue gloomy as major curling events teem with teams
• Poulter delivers his own Masters invite with win at Houston Open
• Wildcats’ triple threat a big test for Wolverines
• Golden State’s McCaw suffers spinal injury
• Villanova’s Paschall handful on both ends
• Cold night of shooting, but Miles not worried
• FINDING SUCCESS IN YOUR GYM
• PACINO STILL PACKS A PUNCH
• Grieving comes in many forms
• FIVE REASONS WHY INVESTORS ARE RIGHT TO WORRY ABOUT TRADE WARS
• Uber fatality sends self-drive technology back to drawing board
• Wedding insurance can cover you for unforeseen mishaps, but not cold feet

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