Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-07-17

• Justice camp takes fight with province to court
• Legal Aid CEO rejects fears about more privatizat­ion
• TRUMP, PUTIN MEET IN HELSINKI
• RUSH LOSE DEFENDERS
• Carter adjusting to cornerback role
• Critics say May’s Brexit plan dead
• Taylor has no plans to slow down
• Cooling of economy may slow growth globally
• House finally demolished after months of concern
• A proper plan is required for asylum seekers
• Union worries hospital security may go private
• Books feed daughter’s developmen­t
• Impressive field at 107th Sask. Amateur
• Increasing oil-by-rail exports show need for more pipelines: premier
• SHA to strengthen safety at Dube treatment centre
• Weyburn police investigat­e sextortion email scams
• Time to stop boasting about our global role
• A Latimer pardon could have many consequenc­es
• The safe, attractive way to resurface driveways
• ‘ABSURD,’ ‘OUTRAGEOUS’ AND ‘ENORMOUSLY STUPID’: FACTORY OWNERS, AUTO MAKERS AND ORDINARY AMERICANS BLAST PROPOSED TRUMP TARIFFS ON CARS FROM CANADA AND ELSEWHERE IN SUBMISSION­S TO GOVERNMENT INVESTIGAT­ION.
• Putin scores clear victory over Trump
• Leaders spoke behind closed doors for two hours
• Study says Arctic glaciers shrinking
• We have a border crossers issue — but no crisis
• Judge says Ottawa ignored charter rights
• Migrants disembark after EU share plan
• Roughrider­s are looking to ‘Berry’ their next opponent
• Serena rockets up WTA ranks following run at Wimbledon
• Amazon CEO tops $150B in net worth
• Study finds regulation, taxes stifle small firms
• SPORTINESS COMES STANDARD
• NO WOMAN LEFT BEHIND
• Taking ‘think globally, act locally’ to heart
• Force-feeding girl is a form of abuse

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