Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2019-08-17

• WHEN MUSIC BECOMES TOXIC
• A TURN TO THE RIGHT
• FUN, FOOD AND FASHION
• FUNDING AGREEMENT
• Pop culture may help protect king of the jungle
• Bank of Canada should look to Norway for guidance
• ’60s Scoop survivor to reconnect with family
• Is royals’ cap on kids good for the planet?
• Peter Fonda, star of hit film Easy Rider, dead at 79
• No damage as earthquake hits Esterhazy area
• Discoverin­g the charms of Bulgaria as a family
• Pin removal a ‘two-man job,’ trial told
• Fraud victims hope for repayment as Regina woman sent to prison
• U of R students putting unique robot to test at skills competitio­n in Russia
• Wilson-raybould powerful voice for First Nations
• As we age, self-compassion aids mental health
• Book examines banking and wars
• Top Sex Pill in the US Gets Longawaite­d Approval in Canada
• STEPPING INTO THE SPOTLIGHT
• THE LIBERALS ARE BUYING NEW ARMOURED VEHICLES FOR THE CANADIAN FORCES FOR $3 BILLION — TWICE THE ORIGINAL ESTIMATED COST. THE SOLE-SOURCE DEAL WITH GENERAL DYNAMICS IS BEING FAST-TRACKED.
• Nine mea culpas issued in the Trudeau era
• Deception most troubling part in SNC affair
• Franklin shipwrecks to get 3D mapping
• SUSPECT ARRESTED IN NEW ZEALAND SHOOTING
• & Jimmy Kimmel can’t just waltz in and be Dildo’s mayor — no one can
• HELPING HANDS OF MANY STRANGERS GET MOM TO HER SON IN SWIFT CURRENT
• Cubs’ core of World Series champs has an eye on recapturin­g magic
• Canadians play a tune on Aussies in tune-up
• TIME TO DEFEND TITLE
• Blue Jays shore up depth behind plate with Taylor
• Laine ‘not stressed’ about Jets impasse
• Matsuyama putts his way to BMW lead, course record
• ANOTHER LEAGUE RISES — FOR NOW
• Rodgers advises rival QB to ‘slide a little bit’
• SEAHAWKS’ CARROLL STILL ABLE TO BRIDGE GENERATION GAP
• Feds offer $1.75B aid for dairy farmers affected by trade deals
• Regulator blocks Canntrust insiders from trading cannabis company’s stock
• FIVE EYEBROW-RAISING MARKET EVENTS THAT HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH TRUMP
• Plan would see couple with $3.4M net worth retire comfortabl­y
• Potential for massive IRS tax penalties affects U.S. citizens in Canada
• What’s happening to yields matters more than the curve
• A kind of nuclear fission has taken place in human lives and relations, families have been divided . ... Such broken families may be our best available lenses through which to view this broken world.
• ENJOY YOUR BEACH DAY WITH A SNACK FROM JT’S
• EXPLORING RELIGIOUS VIEWS ON COSMETIC ENHANCEMEN­T
• Do not let mother-in-law manipulate your lives
• PARISH NOTES
• Carnival expands its excursions to Bermuda
• BRING KIDS ALONG
• ECO-FRIENDLY SHIFT
• One smart community
• KEEP CLOTHES FRESH WITHOUT THE MACHINE
• THE HUMANE WAY TO KEEP MICE OUT
• CONSTANT CONSONANTS

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