Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-03-31

• A CRUCIAL SERVICE
• More cases still to come in Sask., experts warn
• Police mum on relationsh­ips in Prince Albert triple homicide
• ‘STAY FIT TO FIGHT’
• Newfoundla­nd refinery pauses amid virus concerns
• New algorithm aims to slow plagiarism lawsuits
• IOC’S delay in pushing back Games did real damage
• Navy hospital ship arrives in New York
• SHA orders 1,383 more ventilator­s
• Rules for truckers eased in COVID-19 fight
• Thousands laid off as capacity cut
• Everyone wants to drive a Zamboni
• SHA writing ethical guidelines for triaging COVID-19 patients
• Province deems funeral services critical
• Pandemic changing work for livestock producers
• Virus puts proper focus on homeless
• Liberals must invite other parties to share crisis leadership
• Do your part to help slow spread of COVID-19
• Transit ridership plunges in wake of COVID-19 crisis
• Sask. school divisions planning options with teachers back at work
• Man trying to save dog spurs rescue effort on South Sask. River
• 11 individual­s face public health and criminal charges
• SUPPORT FOR CARE HOMES A KEY FOCUS
• CANADA’S CHARITIES, WHICH HAVE STARTED TO SHUT DOWN SERVICES, ARE LOOKING TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR HELP, WITH MULTIPLE GROUPS CALLING FOR IMMEDIATE CASH INJECTIONS.
• ITALIAN POLITICIAN­S WARN OF CIVIL UNREST
• Plug pulled on women’s football season
• CFL postpones opening of 2020 training camps
• FUN FACTS: ‘A’ TO ZAMBONI
• Murray’s talents show he’s a golden Nugget
• Consumer confidence plunges to lowest since ’09 recession
• Rockers have crafted another pearl
• AFTER THE FALL
• Is that all there is?
• SETTING A GOOD EXAMPLE
• ‘MUSIC IS A SAFE HAVEN’
• Strength in song
• Dry hands from all that washing?

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