Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-01-22

• Family says suicidal son never got needed care
• Early ‘concerns’ over roof at hospital ‘well-founded’
• Top stars in field at Torrey Pines
• ONE YEAR AFTER DERAILMENT
• Investor advocate leaving watchdog
• U.S. documents shed light on ex-soldier
• Man testifies at retrial he never agreed to sex
• Ratificati­on of new NAFTA nears: PM
• Firms ink Indigenous charter
• Health officials, airports monitor situation with new coronaviru­s
• Trucking firms urged police to clamp down on pickets
• Retired judge oversaw prominent investigat­ions
• Parents await sentences for failure to provide the necessarie­s of life to kids
• ROAD DISASTERS REQUIRE FEDERAL INVESTIGAT­IONS
• Regional pension is worth cautious considerat­ion
• Victim’s daughter calls peace bond ‘slap on the wrist’
• CANADA BRINGS HOME FIRST VICTIM OF IRAN AIR CRASH.
• REMEMBERIN­G GEULAH COHEN.
• HARRY, MEGHAN ISSUE WARNING OVER PHOTOS.
• Butter for rum: blizzard sparks boom in bartering
• First U.S. case found of Chinese coronaviru­s
• Internatio­nal field expected at Knights of Columbus Indoor Games
• Riders, Leonard agree to extend deal: report
• Beckham Jr. has muscle surgery
• BLUE BOMBERS PROMOTE PIERCE TO A NEW ROLE
• Nurse not done tinkering with Raps’ starting lineup
• So many questions surroundin­g Astros
• CANADA’S WALKER FINALLY GETS CALL FROM HALL OF FAME
• NFL will test alternativ­e to onside kick
• COACHING CAROUSEL GAINING SPEED
• Bombardier in talks to combine rail unit with rival, sources say
• Success in limiting fallout of coronaviru­s will depend on countering public panic
• Pot space grappling with a credit crunch
• FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE
• SIBERIAN PELMENI DUMPLINGS
• CAULIFLOWE­R SALAD (SALATET ZAHRA)
• THAT’S HOT STUFF
• Mending family woes isn’t easy
• A BRENNIFER BUZZ
• HODGSON, Norman
• HARKER, Cliff

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