Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-03-24

• STAYING HOME
• $23.3M for U of S vaccine efforts
• Where do individual rights fit into COVID-19 world?
• CATHERWOOD GIRLS
• ‘GO HOME & STAY HOME’
• Mandy Moore faces her past with new album
• Transat lays off 3,600 workers as virus halts air travel
• Moe resists call by FSIN to close borders
• Shelley Fralic writes about Life in the 60s
• Watchdog to keep eye on banks’ relief
• ‘Mixed emotions’ for De Grasse
• Province’s infection tally rises to 66
• COVID-19 prompts more court restrictio­ns
• U of S shuts dorms, cancels convocatio­n
• City salon donates 150 masks to St. Paul’s
• City won’t have to dip into reserves to cover pandemic cost, report says
• Moe and company running hard for solutions
• YOU CAN STAY SAFE WHILE STILL REACHING OUT
• The province must halt evictions now
• BILL PROPOSES EXTRAORDIN­ARY TAX MEASURES
• WOMEN ARE TAKING THE COVID-19 CRISIS A LOT MORE SERIOUSLY THAN MEN ARE, A NEW POLL HAS FOUND. THE SURVEY SHOWS 49% OF WOMEN ARE VERY WORRIED ABOUT THE OUTBREAK. AND THE FELLAS? ONLY 30%.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT ‘SPANISH FLU’
• Above all, do no harm. But back then …
• Johnson orders Britons to stay home
• $2.9-trillion aid package stalls in U.S. Senate
• Video game simulation­s helping keep us sane
• NHL BRASS PLAYS THE WAITING GAME
• Games postponeme­nt likely option: IOC member
• Millers, bakers scramble to satisfy bread-buying binge
• Future tax strategies
• Cross-dresser wonders what family would think
• WATCH OUT FOR MAGIC ELIXIRS
• Too hug, or not to hug

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