Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-12-27

• Muslim group reaches out to other faiths
• ‘The house in the forest’ a home for at-risk youth
• COUNCIL OF DESPAIR
• CANNABIS CONFLICT?
• Rural crime was on the mind of many residents
• Boxing Day seemed a bit quieter this year
• Blades ready for second half of season
• Persephone ends year on a high note
• Teen soccer star athlete of the year
• Practical limitation­s and realities of government
• Referendum­s are a risky route to policy change
• Saskatchew­an rises to the top
• DEATHS SHADOW BORDER AGENCY
• INCREDIBLY, THE TRAUMA OF THE SPANISH INFLUENZA OUTBREAK HAS BEEN ALMOST COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN. TRISTIN HOPPER LOOKS AT SOME OF THE HORRORS FROM THE PANDEMIC OF A CENTURY AGO.
• U.S. SHUTDOWN COSTS ADDING UP.
• JUDGE OVERTURNS VISA REFUSAL TO EX-IRAQ OFFICIAL.
• N.S. prepares for worst on controvers­ial pulp mill
• A PEOPLE’S HISTORY OF ‘BOZO ERUPTIONS’ IN CANADA
• PROVINCIAL FORECASTS
• Habs are finally flying high
• NBA OFFENCES SHOOTING TO NEW SCORING HEIGHTS
• CANADA COMES OUT WITH GUNS BLAZING
• Ailing Raptors slowly returning to full strength
• Liverpool pads lead as Man City slips again
• Housing correction likely to continue into 2019, real estate analysts say
• U.S. stocks surge in best rally since March 2009
• THE ‘SNOW GLOBE’ EFFECT
• Cycling app Zwift gets $120-million in esports push
• Untuckit’s big future
• LOSS OF REGINA CHEF A DEVASTATIN­G BLOW TO CULINARY COMMUNITY
• DIVERSIONS
• LIVE MUSIC
• ’TIL DAWN OF THE NEW YEAR
• It’s worth speaking up
• STANDUP AND BE COUNTED

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