Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-01-29

• JUNO NOMINATION­S
• Coronaviru­s creates challenge for businesses
• GRIFFITHS STADIUM REBUILD
• City panel balks at short-term rental rules
• A look at Super Bowl LIV, by the numbers
• Chef makes improv work for her
• Ridiculous elements to labour dispute at refinery
• U of S urges students, staff to heed travel advisories
• So what’s dispute at refinery all about?
• Timmons looks back fondly on time as U of R president
• Long-term shutdown at Colonsay mine puts 80 out of work
• P.A. bans plastic shopping bags
• Misinforma­tion about coronaviru­s spreads on social media
• Varsity View brownstone building approved by planning commission
• Alessia Cara named host as Junos head to city
• In their own words: Province’s artists react to award nomination­s
• On Jan. 29, let’s all take action against hate
• Don’t expect technology to solve climate change
• RICK PETERSON BELIEVES THAT THERE IS A ‘WIDE OPEN SPOT’ IN THE TORY LEADERSHIP RACE FOR INVENTIVE POLICY IDEAS. AND ON THE ALBERTA BUSINESSMA­N’S CHECKLIST IS A PLAN TO ABOLISH FEDERAL CORPORATE INCOME TAXES.
• EXEC BECAME TOP BUSINESS THINKER.
• AUSCHWITZ: THE CANADIAN CONNECTION.
• HEALTH HITS
• The power of the social conservati­ves
• Silvernagl­e repeats as provincial champ
• Decision to release Nichols ‘gut-wrenching’ for Bombers
• Vincent finally paddling on smooth waters again
• Djokovic ousts Canada’s Raonic
• Defending champ Muyres craves pressure of Tankard
• Mouthguard­s may reduce minor hockey concussion­s
• CANADIAN WOMEN BEGIN OLYMPIC QUEST
• Investigat­ors seek answers to helicopter crash
• Canada eyes U.K.’S decision to give Huawei partial access to 5G network
• Canopy Growth shares surge on BMO’S surprise upgrade
• SEEDED WHOLE-GRAIN CRACKERS
• YAM AND COCONUT CURRY SOUP
• Score with this Super Bowl treat
• Tough love grandma is in the right
• Your Daily Horoscope

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