Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-02-18

• Tkachuk bids fond farewell to Senate
• Physicians get tough new rules
• POLICE IN BIND OVER PROTESTS
• LIFELONG PASSION
• Hip’s Sinclair explores love and loss with solo effort
• Facebook pushes for internet regulation
• Police wrestle over what to do with tunnels
• Cree, east end facilities top wish list for city boards
• ‘Adulting’ isn’t always easy
• Audit shows confusion over street check policy
• ‘Just show support,’ says firefighte­r living with PTSD
• ‘Hard-nosed’ mediator gets to work
• Province suffers shortage of opioid antidote naloxone
• Many questions, not enough data on ride-sharing
• Refinery dispute not likely to end well
• People being cyberbulli­ed need allies
• Scaffolder­s at Co-op refinery file suit over ‘scabs’ allegation
• Millennial eco-activists should butt out
• AS PASSENGERS FROM A SHUNNED CRUISE LINER FAN OUT TOWARD HOME AFTER WEEKS IN LIMBO AT SEA,
• N.L. PREMIER BALL TO STEP DOWN.
• MASH CO-CREATOR WAS NOMINATED FOR 24 EMMYS.
• PM FACES TROUBLE IN AND OUT OF THE HOUSE
• NBA all-stars step up their game
• U of S women’s hockey team eliminated from playoffs
• JENKINS TRAGEDY WEIGHS HEAVILY ON HEARTS OF SCOTTIES CURLERS
• Fernandez recalled for talent, love of the game
• Review coming after coach tells umpire to ‘shut up’
• SHAW’S VERSATILIT­Y COULD HELP BLUE JAYS
• Anthopoulo­s named Braves president, GM
• SCHEIFELE’S GOAL STRUGGLES MAKE IT TOUGHER FOR JETS
• France firm to take over Bombardier’s train unit
• Pier 1 shutting all Canadian stores amid bankruptcy filing
• All work and no play
• Shacking up with married man won’t work

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