Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-09-17

• RCMP INITIATE AMBER ALERT
• Teacher shortage has schools scrambling
• Collision between bus and truck sends 10 to hospital
• FINDING THEIR SPACE
• MISSING IN ACTION
• Rains create nightmare in Carolinas
• Trump keeps interferin­g in trade
• Sports faces a world of legal pot
• No place like home for meals
• Greek myth inspires new drug
• Metallica pays tribute to Broncos
• ‘THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO SHOW EVERYBODY WE’RE TRYING’
• Broncos, Blades team up for blood services awareness event through Hockey Gives Blood
• Think the KKK can’t come here? It already did
• Vision Zero is easier said than implemente­d
• Are Canadians seeing real economic progress?
• FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER CHRYSTIA FREELAND IS FIGHTING ON SEVERAL FRONTS AS SHE TRIES TO GET THE BEST DEAL POSSIBLE IN NEGOTIATIO­NS FOR A NEW NAFTA WITH THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
• BRITAIN KNOWS WHY RUSSIA PUT ITS KILLER SPIES ON TV
• TALKING TO ANIMALS — REALLY?
• UN OFFICIAL CALLS SUU KYI ‘FIG LEAF FOR ATROCITIES’
• Green Book is audience favourite at TIFF
• Canadian lab aims to produce ‘rarest’ drug
• Offensive woes finally catch up to Roughrider­s
• Broncos player Straschnit­zki makes emotional return to ice
• Dinos’ Sinagra on fire as Huskies drop home scrap
• Durant back in province as Hilltops guest speaker
• Humboldt assistant GM steps down
• Yankees lose to Jays, face Red Sox next
• Olympics not only way to grow game
• Evian joy comes to Stanford after wild ending
• Saunas more than just relaxing, studies find
• ‘AUTUMN ADVANTAGE’
• An hour a day keeps the doctor away
• Give messy cousin one final chance
• JACK BLACK DECIDES TO CLOCK IN

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