Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-06-30

• A MATTER OF IDENTITY
• POLITICAL REPORT CARD
• LEGAL AID STAFF FACE CUTS
• HONOURING HUMBOLDT
• SIGNS OF PROGRESS
• Mother and daughter bond Down Under
• Liberals ready tariffs against the U.S.
• Accidental death finding angers family
• Newspaper attack was planned
• CRIMINALS WON’T ESCAPE ‘DRIVING WITHOUT DUE CAR’
• Bus routes shuffled in northeast as step to BRT-style service
• Court service fees rising, new charges introduced
• Fifth person charged in death at P.A. prison
• Teepees will not hamper spirit of Canada Day
• First Nations show solidarity in call for change
• Business as usual on Sunday; schedule changes on Monday
• DEADLY REVENGE OF ‘PUPPY MAN’
• THE PROBLEM-PLAGUED PHOENIX PAYROLL SYSTEM HAS ALREADY COST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MORE THAN $1 BILLION AND COULD REQUIRE AN ADDITIONAL $2.5 BILLION TO FIX OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.
• SPEAKING OF CANADA.
• TRUMP ‘UNIMPRESSE­D’ WITH BRITISH PM.
• Mainstream media is starving
• Sentence reduced for man who killed toddler
• PM’s critics awarded Order of Canada
• Protecting QB top priority for Green & White
• Rush prepare for change as expansion draft nears
• Shapovalov has a fan in Canada’s doubles master
• Now the real work starts for dominant Uruguay
• LeBron opts to become a free agent
• A FEW BIG FISH SWIMMING IN FREE AGENT POOL
• Will signing a few players to big deals ruin Vegas magic?
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Plan in Motion for Queen’s Plate pursuit
• Toys ‘R’ Us Canada ready for its makeover
• Late-life career switch could undercut this couple’s retirement plans
• The tax consequenc­es of using loyalty points
• BoC outlook survey suggests optimism from businesses
• PROMISES, PROMISES — WHY THEY CAN BE COSTLY
• Volkswagen accused of ‘company-wide’ age discrimina­tion in suit
• Canadian oil stocks surge after Line 3 wins approval
• FOOD FROM THE HEARTH
• AT THE GALLERIES
• Family concerned about mom’s health woes
• YOUNG READERS’ VOICES ARE HEARD
• Any Man flips gender stereotype­s
• A dark debut
• POETS DIG FOR TRUTH
• Bridges climbed, bonds strengthen­ed
• LIVING LARGE IN DAYTONA
• IT ISN’T THE HEAT ...
• THE CHILL(ING) FACTOR
• DOG DAYS OF GARDENING
• Tree root systems can be a subterrane­an killer
• Work of art is on the table
• Avoid home reno pitfalls with planning
• CREATURE FEATURE
• ‘GRANDKIDS’ FOR HIRE
• PARISH NOTES

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