Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-06-23

• WALKING THE TALK
• Unifor 594 votes overwhelmi­ngly to back deal with Co-op Refinery
• Privacy office questions response to data breach
• ‘BEYOND DISAPPOINT­ED’
• Fancy new cane a support system for writer
• Landlord chases rent, skips own payments
• Research office chops equivalent of 14 full-time positions
• O’toole claims campaign info shared with Mackay
• Sask. Party again surpasses NDP in fundraisin­g
• Friends of the Bowl looking to borrow extra $1.9M
• Province to provide $2M for CT scanner in Melfort after decade of waiting
• City CFO ‘hopeful’ $15M will cover 2020 shortfall
• Back-gate killer seeks minimum pre-parole term
• Pathologis­t testifies Chaisson died of gunshot wound to chest
• Childish political behaviour on suicide crisis
• Social service downloadin­g lands on policing
• First Nations hardly get ‘free ride’
• Meet a few advisers before picking one
• THE POWER OF FEAR
• An unexpected lesson
• Dressing deserves disclosure
• ‘TIME FOR US TO TAKE ACTION’
• Social media’s societal erosion
• EUROPEAN UNION PRESSES CHINA OVER TRADE
• Researcher shed light on open-fire cooking risk
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT FIRE IN AUSTRALIA
• Saudi dissident has been threatened in Canada
• Violent Ontario end for alleged Liberian warlord
• Auditor general ups funding request
• BOC defends inflation targeting despite lockdown price distortion­s
• BISHOP’S BIG ARM OUTDISTANC­ES ALL OTHER RIDERS QUARTERBAC­KS
• COLUMBUS, MINNESOTA OUT AS HUB CITY LIST NARROWS

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