Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-05-12

• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• Party nomination­s shift to mail, phone and online
• No Saskatoon Exhibition for first time in 135 years
• DRIVE-INS OPENING
• Riders could lose $10M if season cancelled
• Moe says Grey Cup, Country Thunder unlikely
• Feds unveil relief program for hard-hit large firms
• Graffiti sprayed on three United churches
• Owners prepare plan to salvage season
• Take a peek at the diary of a happy retiree
• SSR Mining and Alacer merge
• Bull market is expected to return
• Fire department mulling new and relocated stations
• Municipali­ties associatio­n quickly spurns amalgamati­on remarks
• Four accused committed directly to trial for slaying in September
• Woman’s family searching for answers five years after her disappeara­nce
• Election in Lac La Ronge is potential template
• Man charged as laser pointed at police plane over city
• LGBTQ2+ community connects in new ways in COVID-19 pandemic
• Amalgamati­on proposal worthy of more study
• Gardening brings with it many benefits in quarantine times
• Shopify launches retail card reader in Canada in bid to be more flexible
• We can end lockdowns while protecting society’s vulnerable
• Saudis increase cuts to oil output
• A palace fit for a pandemic
• ‘DO NOT IMPOSE A STOP PAY’ ON CLAIM
• AS COVID-19 RESTRICTIO­NS EASE, RESTAURANT­S WILL NEED TO EMBRACE DIFFERENT WAYS OF DOING BUSINESS. FROM GLASS BOOTHS TO SNEEZE GUARDS, WHAT CHANGES MUST THEY MAKE TO ADAPT TO THE NEW NORMAL?
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT DISNEY IN SHANGHAI
• Liberals couldn’t resist anti-oil pandering
• CRA fighting to claim $4.4B in taxes hidden offshore
• Infection rate raises fear of new outbreak
• Lonely? Aren’t we all? Give friendship a chance
• Beardy’s coach ready for new challenge with Stars
• NFL only possible with ample testing: Dr. Fauci
• ONE YEAR LATER, IT’S STILL ‘THE SHOT’ FOR THE AGES
• AHL filled with players who can help NHL clubs
• Your Daily Horoscope

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