Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-08-28

• FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE
• Police officer dismissed, facing assault charges
• Search for boy now recovery mission
• BLADES TRAINING CAMP
• THE TOLL OF PTSD
• Canada may have just 5 days to forge a new trade deal
• Dissecting Riders’ win over Lions
• Lower deficit projected despite more spending
• U.S., Mexico put heat on Canada
• There’s more to Proclaimer­s than megahit
• Divers to search for remains in 1959 plane crash
• 22 Minutes, Majumder part ways
• Russia jails opposition leader
• Council postpones decision on speed limit for Mistawasis bridge
• Council to consider taxi industry changes
• Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation taps Ahmad as new executive director
• Bernier drops one pretence for another
• Moe avoids heat conservati­ves have been feeling
• U of S team sends imaging device into near-space to study aerosols
• Man says he’ll plead guilty to vandalizin­g Regina statue
• UN report a call for action
• YOU CAN RUN A GENEROUS AND WELCOMING IMMIGRATIO­N SYSTEM WITHOUT GRANTING BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHI­P; AND YOU CAN RUN AN UGLY AND DRACONIAN IMMIGRATIO­N SYSTEM WHILE GRANTING IT.
• MCCAIN’S FINAL SHOT AT TRUMP.
• Not guilty plea likely in Fredericto­n shooting
• Inuit to get $5M for relocation­s
• Ireland seeks church reparation­s
• Union, investors like deal on autos
• With Aeroplan sold off, Aimia hires a new strategy chief
• Import’s sizzling release on menu at Blades camp
• Henderson crafts great day for Canada with ‘storybook’ finish
• Brockman enjoying Swift Current
• PHENOM HEARS FROM FANS ACROSS CANADA AFTER WIN
• Raonic a winner in first round
• Donaldson’s return to Jays still up in air
• Henderson joins small club with Regina win
• New soccer league holding open tryouts
• Cars connected to everything in the works
• Streamline­r sets new land speed record on its 50th anniversar­y
• POT PRESENTS UNIQUE DANGERS WHEN DRIVING
• A GREAT RIDE FOR THE AGES
• ENJOY TOP-DOWN CRUISING IN STYLE
• Lemon Twigs’ ambitions flourish on rock musical
• Dirty air surrounds 90 per cent of the world’s population. ... It wasn’t long ago that parents sent their kids outside for fresh air. Now smog warnings are as much a part of summer in Canadian cities as heat waves.
• High school doesn’t last forever
• Your Daily Horoscope

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