Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-06-15

• Black Lives Matter march calls for ‘a new kind of future’ in Saskatoon
• Harpauer feeling better as budget day approaches
• The return of sports will require an action plan
• Lancaster and Reed tower over other Riders
• Farmers take issue with cost estimate
• Pools will need time to reopen to public
• 2 new coronaviru­s cases in Saskatoon, far north
• Petition calls for curriculum to include Black history
• Moe denied PPE shortage at time SHA was worried
• Police Commission to monitor RCMP review of carotid hold
• ‘We are not the virus’: Rally held against racism toward Asian-canadian people
• Government to discipline employee for post
• CURBING LIGHT POLLUTION
• How did police budgets become sacred cows?
• Respect is always earned — no matter who you are
• VIRUS OUTBREAK IN BEIJING
• THE CHIEF OF A NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATION SAYS AN INDIGENOUS MAN SHOT AND KILLED BY THE RCMP WAS TROUBLED, BUT NOT VIOLENT. AN INDEPENDEN­T INVESTIGAT­ION HAS BEEN LAUNCHED INTO THE DEATH.
• Trans Mountain shut after spill in B.C.
• Liberals eye buy-up of distressed rentals
• Auditors target plan for military spending
• O’toole campaign used U.S. call centre
• Coronaviru­s outbreaks at fruit and vegetable farms could threaten food supply in the U.S.
• Startups forced into survival mode
• Jays’ Grichuk says MLB owners risk driving away baseball fans
• Restarting NBA would be ‘distractio­n,’ Howard says

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