Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-09-25

• ‘HITS HOME EVERY TIME’
• Trash transforma­tion hotly debated
• Broadcaste­r regrets voicing ad about residentia­l schools
• KAVANAUGH SLAMS ‘SMEARS’
• SASK.’S NEW SENATOR
• One-of-a-kind home offers help to moms with HIV
• Former Liberal MP explains why she joined Tories
• Speed limit set At 70 km/h on Mistawasis Bridge
• Rachel Hollis A Cottage industry for self-help
• Quincy Jones gets Candid in Netflix doc
• Don’t Blame Payette, Blame Liberals
• League eyes expansion in West
• Police called to FSIN as vice-chiefs vie for post
• Council delays final vote on Willowgrov­e developmen­t plan
• Accused in Amber Alert case had been out of custody only 25 days
• Fire crews pick up hundreds of needles
• Beware of illegal ‘curbers’ when purchasing vehicle, provincial watchdog warns
• Photo radar boxes becoming a political issue
• A zero-waste circular economy would pay off
• RCMP worthy of veterans’ plates
• ‘Damn mad’ at killer, red tape
• Feds looking for off-ramp for Payette?
• N.B. Tories and Liberals in virtual dead heat
• IRAN SEEKS REVENGE FOR ATTACK ON PARADE
• BARRICK’S $6-BILLION BET ON AFRICA
• Starbucks plans corporate layoffs, menu changes to boost sales
• Hearings begin for major Teck oilsands proposal
• SJHL finds ‘new normal’ as season kicks into gear
• TIMING IS EVERYTHING FOR ROUGHRIDER­S
• Decisions by coaches raised some eyebrows
• We’ll wait until Leonard hits court to get excited
• Osuna greeted with boos in Toronto return
• READY TO MAKE ITS MARK
• Hyundai reveals one-off ‘convertibl­e’
• Viagra’s Sex Pill Monopoly Is Over
• Invest in inclusive innovation
• Pouting father would benefit from some profession­al help
• MYSTERY SURROUNDS ACTRESS
• Aretha exhibit debuts with eye toward her legacy

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