Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-05-05

• SOUNDING THE ALARM
• Province records highest daily coronaviru­s count
• Developer urges city to ‘save’ downtown
• ALBERTA OIL HEADS EAST
• Recruit more Canadians if CFL wants bailout
• A healthy dose of sunshine can help boost our moods
• Pandemic sparks demand for lentils, wheat
• Chamber of Commerce names new CEO
• Province says oil industry needs more money
• Pandemic ideal time to look at STEM
• Pair named Canada-west finalists
• SHA chief urges public not to avoid health care facilities
• Sask. resort villages await confirmati­on on July elections
• Indigenous organizati­on criticizes handling of checkpoint­s
• La Ronge man ruled dangerous offender, sent to jail
• WE MUST KEEP PARTISANSH­IP AWAY FROM OUR REOPENING
• CANADA MUST ACT TO SAVE MEDIA
• Unifor asks higher court to overturn injunction
• Air Canada sees COVID-19’S impact lasting three years
• Consumer sentiment improves slightly amid near-record lows
• A WAITRESS LAUGHS WITH A TABLE OF PATRONS AT A SMITTY’S RESTAURANT LOCATION IN WINNIPEG ON MONDAY AS SOME PROVINCES BEGAN EASING THEIR COVID-19 LOCKDOWNS.
• CANADA JOINED THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY MONDAY IN HELPING TO RAISE BILLIONS TOWARD A COVID-19 VACCINE, AMID PLEDGES TO MAKE IT AVAILABLE AND AFFORDABLE FOR ALL COUNTRIES.
• A NUMBER OF COUNTIES TENTATIVEL­Y EASE LOCKDOWNS.
• DISTILLERY PUMPS OUT SANITIZER.
• Consider a collateral charge
• THE GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
• Daughter may lose inheritanc­e
• All-time wins leader Shula led NFL’S only perfect team
• WINGS HOPING TO FINALLY CATCH A LOTTERY BREAK
• GILMOUR, SITTLER BELONG ON ALL-TIME LEAFS TEAM

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