Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-07-03

• $4B ‘generation­al project’ rolled out
• COVID-19 poses challenge for remote First Nations
• Hamilton adapts perfectly to film
• INTRUDER AT RIDEAU HALL
• Epstein’s ex held on sex charges
• Pipeline foes lose appeal at Canada’s top court
• Blue Jays get OK to hold training camp in Toronto
• University axes office linking academics, inner city
• Country’s top five banks join advertisin­g boycott
• Emotions run high in legislatur­e
• Fourteenth COVID-19 death reported in province along with 10 new cases
• Casinos gearing up to reopen July 9
• Survey finds debt shrinks as people ‘hunker down’
• Worst flooding in decades hits hard in north
• Family ‘devastated and heartbroke­n’ as search continues for missing bison
• Only shelter in La Ronge shutting down until fall
• Sask. Party and NDP both acted like losers
• Small modular reactors distract from real climate solutions
• MAKE MASKS YOUR STYLE
• NICE, EH? CANADIAN FLAG FLUTTERS HIGH ON TOUR
• Three tied atop leaderboar­d at Rocket Mortgage Classic
• OPEN LETTER TO CANADIANS
• Chinese security law could apply to the world
• EX-OFFICERS IN FLOYD CASE MAY SEEK VENUE CHANGE.
• FRANCIS ON DATA OWNERSHIP. NP2
• IVISON ON WHAT TO DO WITH ANY LOOSE COVID CASH.
• FIVE WAYS TO ADOPT THE 5:2 RULE INTO YOUR LIFE
• LATE CANADIAN ARTIST’S WORKS FETCH MILLIONS
• DESIGN DOESN’T STRAY
• Dodge tops J.D. Power quality ranking
• STRANGE BUT UNWATCHABL­E
• Nobody should rush into marriage
• ALL STEAM, NO SUBSTANCE
• Stewart wants to make us laugh ... and think
• The best journalist you’ve never heard of
• The show must go on ... somehow

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