Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-07-07

• MASK BEAD ARTISTRY
• City officer put on leave as arrest violence probed
• CHINA WARNS OF MORE ACTION
• Ranchers in North Sask. reeling as floods hit
• Freeze on non-urgent evictions ends in August
• Going to the office benefits our lives
• Time short to sort out some kind of season
• Breech by teachers’ union ‘egregious’
• Saskpower shows $205M profit despite decline in consumptio­n
• Innovation Challenge winner developing farmer mental health app
• Some lawyers are questionin­g demise of curiative discharge for drunk drivers
• City to focus on attracting provincial tourists
• Last chance to support local businesses and save big
• MLA’S farewell comments leave a bad feeling
• $4B irrigation project must be carefully studied
• Uranium presents serious hazard
• A NORMAL MOMENT IN DIFFERENT TIMES
• DEVILISHLY GOOD
• Nudge your neighbours about noise
• GUNMAN ISSUED TRUDEAU THREAT: POLICE
• CRUISE LINES LOOK TO FUTURE.
• U.S. CORONAVIRU­S DEATH TOLL TOPS 130,000.
• Canadian Broadway star battled COVID-19
• Canadarm3 to help lift Canadians to moon, maybe Mars
• No answer to who on grant admin list
• Rae named new Canadian ambassador to the UN
• Government coordinati­on urged in restarting nation
• Lululemon bets on fitness at home
• Tech giants pause sharing user data with Hong Kong
• PLAY BALL!
• Clock is ticking on CFL’S plans for 2020 season
• Your Daily Horoscope
• SINCLAIR, Donald John
• BUDD (NEE PENDLE), Clara
• BAKKER, Ethel Florence
• BRUCE, Morley Richard
• LAZARO, Felipe Pugal
• BLUE JAYS FACE IMMENSE TEST IN RETURN
• NHL, players agree on deal to ensure labour peace

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