Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2019-01-07

• A BANNER EVENING
• Businesses forced to ‘either adapt or get out’
• MEDICAL MALFUNCTIO­N
• Bluefin tuna sells for record $3.1M
• Survivors of ’60s Scoop say apology not enough
• ‘WE HAVE A CRISIS’
• Blades battle back at home to beat Wheat Kings
• Golden Globes handed out in Hollywood
• CFL has plans butfirstha­s to reach deal with players
• Recycling can give your Christmas tree new life
• Boushie death two years ago still being felt
• Railways on track to have a good year
• Some machines rejecting new $10 bill
• Your body can work against you
• Boomers hit the road on trikes
• BIG STORIES AHEAD FOR SASKATCHEW­AN
• Saskatoon Co-op strike over wage tier system continues
• City hall efforts to gather input fail to impress
• The best teachers do something about bullying
• Millennial­s may well define 2019 election
• Man dead after alleged Weyburn home invasion
• ‘GARBAGE’ MEDICINE FINDS FUNDING
• MALAYSIAN KING STEPS DOWN.
• B.C. Indigenous group prepares for pipeline fight
• Tugboat on way to burning ship off Halifax
• May could cancel MPS’ 10-day break over Brexit
• Sorichetti trades his life in the snow for the beach
• Duch playing leadership role with Roughnecks
• Chargers hold off Jackson, Ravens
• Goalie shines on night her mother is honoured
• Bayern fines Ribery over obscene posts
• NOT A MOMENT TOO SOON, KYLE
• Hutchinson looks to replicate last outing
• Andreescu just misses fairy tale ending
• Eagles show off magic touch
• Diet debate lacks definitive answers
• Challenge lazy husband
• CAN ENTERTAINM­ENT EXPIRE?
• Your Daily Horoscope
• There’s nothing restricted here

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