Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-07-16

• ‘A service that they really wanted’
• Saskatoon women add chapter to MMIWG book
• FRANCE WINS WORLD CUP
• TASTE OF SASK.
• Production of Titus offers bloody good show
• QBS Bridge and Watford are like brothers
• Work out with care in hot weather
• Giant Stalin statue for sale on ebay
• Army’s new radar system can’t link with NATO
• A look at stress and its effects
• Hearing over missing opioids
• Threatened songbird numbers are holding steady
• Residents finding new homes as aging Valley View facility prepares to close
• Ag in Motion to showcase new farm technology
• Potholes slow down ride-sharing revolution
• My fellow seniors annoy and embarrass
• Are kids’ sports for the kids or the parents?
• Cyclists riding from Texas to Alaska
• TRUMP HEADS INTO MEETING WITH PUTIN EMPHASIZIN­G COMMON GROUND ‘MAYBE HE’LL BE A FRIEND’
• LEPAGE’S CULTURAL APPROPRIAT­ION FIGHT CROSSES SEA
• MEGHAN’S FATHER ISSUES GO ON.
• Decriminal­ize all drugs: Toronto health official
• Pharmacare would raise taxes, says ex-watchdog
• Trump tells May to sue EU to speed Brexit
• Canadian companies push paper, glass as plastic alternativ­es
• Trudeau’s holier-than-thou tweet caused migrant crisis
• Riders rely on defence
• ‘Baked’ and ‘brown’ fairways added to Carnoustie’s trials
• Pacquiao still packs a wallop
• FIFA’S Infantino gushes over Russian hosts
• No more self doubts for Djokovic
• Dixon claims third title at Toronto Indy
• SAD GRANDMA’S GETTING RAW DEAL
• The last taboo is being poor
• Your Daily Horoscope

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