Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-06-11

• LIBERALS HIT ROADBLOCK
• TAKING IT TO THE STREET
• SHA reopens specialty clinics
• May was record month for overdose calls in city
• Floyd’s brother makes plea to Congress
• Bikes headed to landfill reclaimed, recycled
• For players, COVID-19 is nothing to spit at
• City police will not take part in celebratio­ns
• Lions commit to improving run game
• Digital Pride fest debuts unique programmin­g
• Crew inexperien­ce cited in death of railway worker
• City Hall to open to public, council to mull long-term plan to ease restrictio­ns
• New tack eyed for addiction relapses
• WE ALL NEED TO PLEDGE TO END RACISM
• When did you get your first Black teacher?
• Make more room to walk and cycle
• Service, hospitalit­y sector feels queasy about relaunch after shutdowns
• Fed anticipate­s slow rebound for U.S. economy from virus
• PROTESTERS IN THE U.S. VANDALIZED AND DISFIGURED STATUES OF CHRISTOPHE­R COLUMBUS — THE LATEST IN A NUMBER OF ATTACKS ON HISTORIC MONUMENTS.
• EXTENSION COULD COST ANOTHER $57 BILLION
• THE NATION’S PATIOS ARE CALLING.
• FIVE SCIENCE TOPICS TO KNOW ABOUT TODAY
• STAYING IN TUNE
• MALINCHE RESTAURANT OWNER BRIDGES CULTURES
• Do not overreact, trust your husband
• IT’S MLB OWNERS WHO CAN AFFORD TO TAKE THE HIT
• ‘Extreme hobbyist’ beats boredom
• Memories of little Oscar are flooding back
• Coleslaw gets healthful upgrade, makes life easier
• Hops can hide an unsightly structure in summer
• Something off with your partner? Talk about it
• The joy of travelling
• NEW YORK TIMES

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