Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2019-12-28

• WOMEN STILL FIGHTING FOR PLACE AT THE COUNCIL TABLE
• ANNUAL CHECKUP
• HAPPY RETURNS
• Netanyahu remains party leader
• Province and Saskpower win latest court round
• Take charge by becoming the CEO of your portfolio
• A look at some of the decade’s worst political ideas
• Experience the rich culture of the Danube
• Staying aboard just a little bit longer
• Decrease in distracted drivers
• Storms, racism allegation­s close out Country Thunder
• Daughter advised Moe riding in Pride parade ‘right thing’ to do
• Judge invokes specific rules for union to delay refinery traffic
• This is no time to COOL our jets on the new NAFTA
• Polytechni­c has key role in provincial economy
• Time to take action against obesity
• THE POWER OF PEOPLE STORIES
• Man found outside car crashed in ditch on Boxing Day dies
• Banks set for biggest job cull since 2015 amid economic woes
• Why gold bugs are bullish for 2020 after a breakout 2019
• Pork exporters expect a bumper 2020 as swine fever devastates China’s pig population
• Five fearless prediction­s for the coming year, from a surge into stocks to Canadian bank comeback
• Internatio­nal investors sue Danish lender over money laundering
• Nissan orders drastic cuts to spending in effort to stem profit slide
• SNOWDEN FORFEITS PROFITS FROM BOOK
• FORMER PM STEPHEN HARPER, DIRECTOR JAMES CAMERON AND ANNE DAGG, ALSO KNOWN AS THE ‘QUEEN OF GIRAFFES,’ ARE AMONG THE 120 NAMES ANNOUNCED ON FRIDAY AS NEW ADDITIONS OR PROMOTIONS TO THE ORDER OF CANADA.
• 5 MYTHS ABOUT COUNTRY MUSIC.
• TWELVE DEAD AS PLANE CRASHES AFTER TAKEOFF IN KAZAKHSTAN.
• Composer brought Broadway optimism
• COCAINE, GAMBLING, ‘PIZZO’: THE MANY DIRTY WAYS THE MOB MAKES MONEY
• THE EXPANDING THESAURUS OF MOBSTER SLANG
• Constructi­on begins on rejigged memorial
• Bringing back the Guam kingfisher
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Wreckage found of missing tour helicopter
• German car fans push back on climate change
• Your Daily Horoscope
• RUSTIC, RURAL AND ... URBAN?
• CHANGES FOR THE BETTER
• Perk up a stained pot
• Putting a lid on waste
• FROM DRAB TO FAB
• Calum Marsh on Eleanor Catton’s novel The Luminaries
• DOING A DOUBLE TAKE
• TOAST THE NEW YEAR WITH SOME SPARKLING ICE CREAM
• Cat’s suffering too much for mother
• SPARKLING ORANGE CREAMSICLE FLOATS
• Compassion in action
• PARISH NOTES
• PAGES UPON PAGES
• Blades back from break for weekend home series
• Riders’ ambassador signs two-year deal
• Signing Ryu sends out signal Jays taking big steps forward
• RAPTORS RISE ABOVE THE REST
• Canada’s show of force sets tone for tournament
• Saints bring controvers­ial receiver Brown in for workout
• JETS ABOUT TO FIND OUT HOW TOUGH THEY ARE

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