Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-06-23

• BRING ON THE JAZZ
• GLOBAL RECONCILIA­TION
• ANGER OVER EQUALIZATI­ON
• PRAYER AND A PARADE
• THROWN FOR A BIG LOSS
• A past accusation denied
• Tackle City one neighbourh­ood At A time
• Broncos Remember Teammates
• Provincial union calls for strike vote
• NHL’s Draft holds very few surprises
• Local novelty shop gets new digs
• SORRY, BUT I GAVE SOME GUY MONEY ON THE STREET
• Mine airport closed as fire approaches
• Wildfire count hits 30 in province due to lightning strikes
• Chiefs backing embattled campers in teepee dispute
• Man admits his role in 2015 death
• College revokes licence of P.A. physician who admitted to misconduct
• Sask. politics still weighted toward rural areas
• U.S. treatment of Indigenous people ruining many lives
• Involve residents in reducing city waste
• Unruly library crowd concerning
• Inmates living in visitation areas
• ‘MARTYR’ FEARS IN DEATH SENTENCE
• TWO DAYS AFTER REVERSING COURSE AT THE BORDER, TRUMP SAYS IMMIGRATIO­N BILL CAN WAIT UNTIL AFTER ‘RED WAVE’ IN NOVEMBER ELECTIONS. MEANWHILE 20,000 CHILDREN TO BE HOUSED ON MILITARY BASES.
• IN THE ONGOING ‘GRABHER’ PLATE BATTLE, A VICTORY.
• INDIGENOUS PROF QUITS IN PROTEST.
• WHY THE TOP JUDGE IN THE COUNTRY IS SPEAKING OUT.
• Feds strike deal for three new icebreaker­s
• Ottawa’s July 1 gift? Quicker queues
• Las Vegas reunion ‘was like time froze’
• RIDERS UNRAVEL IN A BIG WAY DURING DISGRACE AT TD PLACE
• Flames invite sons of late Broncos coach to NHL draft
• Carter deals with first pot charge
• Broncos’ season opener to be shown live on TV
• Sabres fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief
• Sizing up first-round selections
• NEYMAR’S ANTICS TURNING FANS OFF
• World Cup managers already feeling the heat
• NBA draft lacked normal pizzazz
• Stingers look to create hoopla with sleek branding
• BOMBERS’ STREVELER ENJOYING SPOTLIGHT
• Spurs hoping to mend fences with Leonard
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Many Egyptian Christians feel left out of World Cup
• PROVINCIAL FORECASTS
• HOW BCE’S COPE CUT THE CORD AT BELL
• NOT EVERY HARASSMENT COMPLAINT NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGAT­ED
• Business owners find communicat­ion helps with younger employees
• Couple’s $330K debt puts retirement plans at mercy of interest rates
• Taxman uncorks valuation battle after challengin­g wine donation
• Shopify to manage B.C.’s cannabis sales
• U.S. sales tax ruling could bite Canadian online retailers
• TSX MID-YEAR REVIEW: THE BEST AND THE WORST
• Pregnant woman’s eating habits raise concern
• Things not always as they seem
• DOWN GOES THE AGE BARRIER
• Wild ride, engrossing little tale
• TREADING NEW GROUND
• AT THE GALLERIES
• STRONG MEDICINE
• Be a Sinner in style with these jeans
• VIKING ORION: A STUNNING WORK OF ART IN HER OWN RIGHT
• GROUP HELPS LIFT BURDEN OF DEBT
• Don’t rely on fragile willpower
• PARISH NOTES
• FUSION STYLE
• IT’S NO ORDINARY BACKYARD
• SMELL YOU LATER, FOUL HOUSE
• THE THREE PILLARS OF PEAK PERFORMANC­E
• BOOKS WELL VERSED IN NATURE
• VILLA IS MORE THAN A HOUSE
• TRICKY TRIOS

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