Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-12-31

• COMFORT IN THE COLD
• Betting on the future
• ELECTION IN BANGLADESH
• MEMORABLE STORIES
• ‘Roads scholar‘ picks favourite spots from past year
• Special toonies for anniversar­y of D-day
• Australia decries China’s detention of two Canadians
• Teens perform better with more sleep
• Think before making those resolution­s
• Saskatoon man offering free sober rides to New Year’s Eve partygoers
• ‘I WILL MISS A LOT ABOUT THIS EARTH’: JORDON COOPER EULOGY
• Canadians should not be presumed criminals
• Saskatoon city hall must dig out of this garbage
• Reliance on oil will be death of us all
• THE WORLD OF JAN. 1, 2018 WAS A MUCH MORE FOREIGN PLACE THAN WE REMEMBER. HERE’S A QUICK GUIDE TO THE PEOPLE AND PLACES WHO GREETED NEW YEAR’S DAY, 2018, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST IDEA OF WHAT WAS TO COME.
• How Ottawa tried to explain therapy given to cop killer
• Chinese court orders new traffickin­g trial for Canadian
• What’s next for ex-n.b. premier
• Proposed Criminal Code changes worry lawyers
• Judge rejects man’s bid to get off sanctions list
• Trump’s wall won’t be a wall, Kelly says
• UNFORGETTA­BLE YEAR IN SPORTS BROUGHT BOTH SADNESS AND JOY
• Legendary Riders centre dead at 81
• LEASON’S STOCK ON METEORIC RISE
• Star centres clash on New Year’s Eve
• Karlsson starting to show some bite
• Ravens, Eagles battle way into playoffs
• Federer stoked to play Serena, face her serve
• Toronto grinds out ugly home victory
• PROVINCIAL FORECASTS
• Your hair will come in handy
• DUELLING DIVAS
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Your Daily Horoscope

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