Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2019-03-05

• LIBERAL CRISIS GROWS
• Transport panel approves protected bike lanes plan
• Utility bill hikes blamed on Ottawa’s carbon tax
• CHASING THE DREAM
• Lawmakers clash over contradict­ions in budget
• Columbus throws caution to the wind
• Deadly day of tornadoes in U.S.
• PM dismisses Chinese espionage claims
• Pipeline delay complicate­s troubles
• Grandparen­ts help out families
• Jazz guitarist Bickert was ‘a master’
• After bone-chilling February, expect a milder March
• Meili alleges ‘corruption’ in Brandt-cnib deal
• Committee endorses additional speed cameras
• ‘We’re ready to start acting’: SHA
• Veteran Tory lawmaker Anderson won’t run in next election
• Federated Co-op posts record revenues
• Line 3 pipeline delay leaves oilpatch in purgatory
• Wyant neglects public interest with GTH stance
• Seniors’ care better in small groups
• ‘SADLY, I HAVE LOST CONFIDENCE’
• PHILPOTT, WILSON-RAYBOULD, AND CAESAR-CHAVANNES WERE A PART OF OUR FEMINIST PM’S OBSESSION WITH GENDER BALANCE. THEY WERE INVITED TO THE TABLE, BUT ALSO EXPECTED TO PLAY BY THE OLD RULES.
• ‘There can be a cost to acting on one’s principles’
• The system should work, without resignatio­ns
• Feds to underspend on military equipment
• Defiant Guaido returns to Venezuela
• Pat Canadians and Contacts coiffed for playoff success
• JAMES COULD BE FORCED TO MISS PARTY AS LAKERS FADE
• Giles injury a blow for Cougars at nationals
• What to do with Rosen if Arizona opts for Murray
• Terrible Ted championed fairness for NHL players by helping create union
• Price a win away from Plante’s Habs mark
• Small business to get rebates for energy-efficient projects
• ‘Barrick has a problem’: Newmont spurns rival’s $17.8B hostile bid
• ‘HE SHOULDN’T BE GONE’
• ‘AN INDIGENOUS RENAISSANC­E’
• Naked photos of baby worries dad
• SWEET MEMORIES
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Street fighter
• Spielberg takes heat for shot at streaming

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