Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-04-24

• RETALIATOR­Y MEASURE
• FOND DU LAC INVESTIGAT­ION
• Court expected to hear from victim’s daughter
• City giving residents a break on their 2018 property tax bills
• Charity to issue cheques soon after concert: promoter
• Plans for new bike lanes, final transit design set for June unveiling
• Province takes initial steps to raise organ donation rates
• City hall to explore idea of parental leave for council members
• Disregard for rules not a new thing for former minister Boyd
• Science doesn’t care about opinions, or race
• TIME FOR NEW APPROACH TO OUR GARBAGE
• Regina students put spotlight on domestic, family violence
• Sask. Health Authority orders security review
• NEWBORN PRINCE MAKES HISTORY.
• ‘NO CITY IS IMMUNE ... NO TIME IS IMMUNE,’ PSYCHOLOGI­ST SAYS.
• A NEIGHBOURH­OOD FALLS SILENT. BL ATCHFORD.
• DRIVER OF VAN BEGGED POLICE TO SHOOT HIM DEAD.
• ’This guy is a hero’
• Court refuses appeal for man jailed for 241 years
• Bravery and sobriety in the face of terror
• Regina umpire reaches major milestone
• Bruins’ Didur facing first Game 7 in last junior game
• Resilient Leafs turn back Bruins to force Game 7
• Caps dispatch Jackets after 2-0 series deficit
• Gronkowski’s long-shot namesake to miss derby
• Canadian regulators take aim at ‘vote buying’ in proxy battles
• Alphabet sales growth tops forecasts
• Greater deficits on horizon: PBO report
• A FINE BROMANCE
• THE LONG ROAD TO FORGIVENES­S
• When to say you’re SORRY
• Director laments glut of superhero films
• Standing up to vindictive mother is worth it
• LARGER THAN LIFE
• Jewelry line shows love for Uganda
• Crown star gets pay hike

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