Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-07-06

• PERSISTENC­E PAYS OFF
• Report says COVID-19 has shown need for additional social supports
• Pilot connects youngsters to Métis’ Michif language
• REGRETS OVER REOPENING
• LIFESTYLE CHANGE
• The rundown on buying a new pair of shoes
• Parents fret over back-to-school plans
• Dechambeau continues hot play with win in Detroit
• Baby-sitters Club hits small screen
• First Nations students build homes
• Son channels grief into positivity
• Regina’s hotels, event industry suffer amid pandemic
• OUR FOOD INSECURITY A GROWING CONCERN
• Long-term care residents deserve time with families
• ‘Summer Camp’ starts a season like no other for the boys of summer
• YOUNG BLUE JAYS BELIEVE THEY’RE BUILT FOR SPRINT
• What is Canada’s true infection rate?
• THE CORONAVIRU­S THAT HAS INFECTED MORE THAN 11 MILLION PEOPLE WORLDWIDE MAY HAVE BEEN HERE ALL ALONG WAITING TO BE ‘IGNITED’ RATHER THAN STARTING IN CHINA, AN OXFORD UNIVERSITY EXPERT BELIEVES.
• P.E.I. SEES FIRST COVID-19 CASES SINCE APRIL
• 17-member family survived virus together
• COVID-LIKE virus sent to Wuhan in 2013
• Hundreds of scientists say coronaviru­s airborne
• Lobbyist declines to help Andrew
• Passengers wary of airlines ending seat distancing as restrictio­ns ease
• Facebook boycott adds to advertisin­g’s bleak year
• A little distance could help situation

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