Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-12-15

• A FATHER’S ANGUISH
• EXECUTIVE ORDERS
• TSB URGES DE-ICING CHANGES
• BROKEN THROUGH
• DIPLOMATIC FLAP
• Former Trump lawyer lashes out at his one-time friend
• Goal in final seconds lifts Blades over Wheat Kings
• City council could reverse decision on garbage fee
• Man sentenced for his role in assault and kidnapping
• Franzen lets it rip in new book of essays
• Larson packs a mean punch as superhero
• Duffy loses bid to sue the Senate
• Taxis close to meeting service demand in city: report
• Teachers’ union rep calls out trustees over raise
• The need to nurture a skills economy
• Team Canada prospects training to triumph in Russia
• Apprentice­ship Incentive Grant for Women opens doors
• McKillop controvers­y may be a tipping point
• Amendments to trespassin­g laws simple pandering
• Co-op losing sight of its principles
• Equality is part of the work equation
• Province to review ruling on victim surcharges
• TOP COURT STRIKES ‘CRUEL’ VICTIM FEE
• LANGUAGE ON SIKH EXTREMISM IN REPORT TO BE REVIEWED.
• THE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD GUATEMALAN GIRL WHO DIED AFTER SHE AND HER FATHER WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AT THE U.S. BORDER HAD GONE DAYS WITHOUT FOOD AND WATER. BORDER OFFICERS SAY SHE DIDN’T LOOK SICK.
• Trudeau fears fallout from U.S.-China spat
• Canadians applaud Freeland, spurn Sohi, Hussen in poll
• CBS settles with Dushku over sexual comments
• Our Sporting Christmas tank needs topping up as holidays approach
• WASHINGTON’S NFL FRANCHISE WORST IN PRO SPORTS
• Chargers showing Super Bowl form
• LINEMATES WELCOME HYMAN’S RETURN
• Monroe next big man up for Raptors
• Senators, Habs set to renew hostilitie­s
• DO RIDERS HAVE PATIENCE TO DEVELOP A YOUNG QB?
• Protest, not arrest, affecting Maxwell’s career
• Francophon­ie Games’ cost too much for New Brunswick
• Your Daily Horoscope
• ‘Stupid mistake’ costs skier World Cup win
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Instead of engaging in honest debate on fiscal policy, we get filter bubbles pap
• Alberta oil cuts reduce incentives to build refineries: Suncor
• Couple with three properties needs to simplify finances
• COMMENT Qualifying for disability tax credit can be uphill battle for Canadians
• Scandal-plagued CBS grants $20M to 18 women’s rights groups
• General Motors works to retrain workers affected by plant closure
• Automaker says 2,700 jobs await staff set to be laid off
• Key debt ratio drifts higher while borrowing slows down
• The end of the world as we know it
• READERS WEIGH IN ON LACK OF INTIMACY
• “Dangerousl­y Handsome” Jeremy Hotz stops in Saskatoon
• GETTING COMFY WITH GREAT CUP OF COFFEE
• Gingerbrea­d Trifle is great for broken cake
• ISLAND ADVENTURES AWAIT
• On the Edge of cruise-ship innovation
• GALLERIES
• PARISH NOTES
• Markle named Google U.K.’s most searched celebrity in ’18
• MAKING A HOUSE TRULY FEEL LIKE A HOME
• KEEP IT SIMPLE
• THINGS WE CAN DO TO GIVE PLANTS A BRIGHT FUTURE
• GINGERBREA­D, FIR & FIREWOOD
• Brights and wrongs of burning a candle
• MY HOME IS YOUR HOME
• MAKE ENTERTAINI­NG EASY WITH AN OPEN HOUSE PARTY
• SOUNDING THE ALARM ON CARBON MONOXIDE
• Is it time to hedge your bets on a living fence?
• WHAT A ZOO!

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