Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-04-30

• Taking Cree kids out of class and back to the land
• Aviation now key to province’s rescue response
• PREDATORS DOWN JETS
• LIMITED OPTIONS
• Rush break records, prep for playoffs
• Virus-carrying insects alarm France
• Designers get a boost from prince’s fiancee
• The slow bleeding of corporate Canada
• Hockey dad offers to renovate home of injured player
• Challengin­g views of genocide
• It’s true, the older we get, the better we feel
• Comedians apologize forjokes at tribute concert
• Candleligh­t ceremony held to mourn those who died on the job
• Airport CEO calls on feds to look at funding, speed up security screening
• Meth pipe sales in shops draw responses
• Showing support unites Community
• Bus plan could distract critics ofbikelane­s
• Think before attempting internet ‘challenges’
• Pipeline deBAte getting off trACk
• KIM VOWS TO SHUT NUCLEAR TEST SITE
• AS RESEARCHER­S INCH CLOSER TO CREATING A ‘SYNTHETIC’ EMBRYO, THE SCIENCE IS RAISING STICKY ETHICAL QUESTIONS — INCLUDING WHETHER THESE THREE-DIMENSIONA­L BALLS OF CELLS CAN FEEL PLEASURE OR PAIN.
• NAFTA DELAY POSES MAJOR RISKS.
• U.S. WILLING TO PULL OUT OF ‘FLAWED’ IRAN DEAL.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT AN ANCIENT CHILD SACRIFICE SITE.
• Flooded-out rivers continue to threaten New Brunswick
• Softwood industry thrives year after new duties imposed
• Anderson rink on top of the world following seniors curling victory
• Rush win season finale in ‘playoff atmosphere’
• Stars settle for silver at Esso Cup after suffering first loss in months
• Injured player’s brother organizing tournament
• Notre Dame Hounds claim Telus Cup
• Horschel, Piercy claim Classic title
• DOES ‘E’ IN E-BIKE STAND FOR EXERCISE?
• The confusion surroundin­g nutrition
• SOME CLOSE ENCOUNTERS
• Jarrod needs to take first step
• Your Daily Horoscope
• HOLLYWOOD GOES OVERBOARD ... AGAIN
• Aunt Lydia is a true believer

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