Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-02-24

• She’s Gone tells stories of murdered women
• Einarson wins Scotties in extra end
• FINAL, HERE THEY COME
• Supporters of Wet’suwet’en chiefs set up local blockade
• PIT BULLS ATTACK MAN
• Violence at past protests haunts Trudeau
• Go behind barre for the lowdown on workout
• Doctor banned from practice in province
• Manifesto by four MPS shows another sign of division in Canada, Moe says
• Supporters launch bid to put Douglas on $5 bill
• U of S graduate tuition hike could factor into bargaining, union says
• Mine cleanups underway as cost battle continues
• Montgomery solar project now set for completion in 2022
• No one is showing very much leadership
• Atchison’s legacy at risk if bid for office fails
• Inequality lies at heart of protests
• Citizens must push back over blockades
• WORKERS IN PROTECTIVE GEAR SPRAY DISINFECTA­NT AT A MARKET IN DAEGU, SOUTH KOREA, ON SUNDAY.
• TECK SHELVES FRONTIER MINE
• TORY RIVALS VIE FOR SUPPORT
• SPY CASE DOCUMENTS ARE MISSING: WATCHDOG
• U.S. DAREDEVIL DIES IN CRASH.
• B.C. Chiefs not budging
• Klobuchar win would benefit Canada: backers
• Jones not giving up on Olympic quest just yet
• Best-ever finish for U of S Huskies at U Sports wrestling nationals
• Sluggish Jets can’t seem to overcome snail’s race to get ahead of Sabres
• Saskatoon Blades pick up pair of victories
• Healthy Donaldson looks to be a hit with Minnesota
• RAPTORS ROLL TO LARGEST VICTORY IN TEAM HISTORY
• Boxer Fury returns ‘to top of the throne’
• Australian wine faces ‘toughest year’ in memory after wildfires and drought
• Nearly half of Canada’s millennial­s think owning a home is ‘a pipe dream’: poll
• HAIL TO THE POLICE CHIEF
• There goes the ’hood
• CREATURES OF HABIT
• Volunteer may not know she’s pushy
• ONCE MORE, WITH FEELING
• SAUL SEARCHING
• Bearing witness to history

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