Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-03-02

• WESTERN CHAMPIONS
• Budget expected to set tone for election in fall
• Wollaston Lake could receive a snow road
• TENTATIVE PIPELINE PACT
• City council ponders axing school zone on Lenore Drive
• HOME JINX CONTINUES
• Workout a pain in the knees? Switch it up
• Experts divided on the effects of reading on your screen
• Four new cases of virus in Ontario
• Two very different Brier comebacks
• First all-female paramedic crew hits the streets in Prince Albert
• Paying distracted driving fine off through Fine Option a fine option
• Iconic Sask. publisher closes shop as it faces bankruptcy
• Health system to begin massive IT restructur­ing
• Sask. Green Party selects new leader
• Task force to amplify western issues with feds
• Roll Up the Rim isn’t rolling into the future
• City hall should consult residents on how to consult
• Special Olympics provide a lesson in unity
• Unifor refinery workers picket Co-op annual meeting in Saskatoon
• AFGHAN PRESIDENT SNARLS PEACE DEAL
• IT’S NOT JUST BLOCKADED RAILWAYS THAT ARE PREVENTING GOODS FROM GETTING TO MARKET. THE OPENING OF THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY, A CRUCIAL SHIPPING ROUTE, HAS BEEN DELAYED BY HIGH WATER LEVELS.
• DEMS’ BUTTIGIEG TO SUSPEND CAMPAIGN.
• PROTEST BLOCKS MINING MEET.
• U.S. boosts production of masks, test kits
• CFL commission­er presents rosy outlook to Regina crowd
• Zamboni driver hype a convenient NHL distractio­n
• SENIOR CHAMP HAS THE PASSION
• Hughes comes up short at Honda Classic
• Edelman supplies more Brady drama
• White drops plans for Olympic bid as a skateboard­er
• Anderson, Korte repeat as senior provincial curling champions
• TOO WHITE, TOO MALE
• THE UTTERLY AVERAGE
• Support husband in time of need
• ‘A passport to a better brain’

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