Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-08-15

• BROTHERLY LOVE
• Best way to experience N.W.T. is by dogsled
• MORE MONEY FOR SAFE SCHOOLS
• CAMPUS LIFE AND COVID-19
• Bubble play muddles title picture
• Old-economy trade fight not what we need
• Novel on Black Death and Shakespear­e resonates
• Luxe touches that won’t break the budget
• First Nations take hands-on approach to restart plans
• Highest daily total in August, all in communal settings
• Municipali­ties mull bylaws on face coverings
• Cineplex profits take 95% hit
• First Nation ex-councillor fights residency rules
• Tarasoff enters battle for mayor’s office
• How Saskatoon, Regina have responded to COVID
• Carney gets call because PM doesn’t trust team
• We need Indigenous-led solutions to suicide crisis
• Saskatchew­an golfers are back to teeing it up in tournament play
• GUN SUITS TO REVEAL NEW EVIDENCE
• STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS ACROSS CANADA WILL SOON BE UNDERTAKIN­G WHAT AMOUNTS TO A MASSIVE, FORCED EXPERIMENT IN ONLINE LEARNING. LESS THAN A MONTH OUT, NO ONE IS SURE HOW IT’S GOING TO GO.
• POTENTIAL COVID PEAK IN FALL.
• Rempel Garner insists she quarantine­d after U.S. stay
• RESIDENCY OFFERED TO FRONT LINE WORKERS
• Your Daily Horoscope
• WINTER’S COMING, SO BE PREPARED
• HOW TO FIT STUDYING, LIVING AND SLEEPING INTO ONE ROOM
• FOODEX SET TO BRING NEW DELIVERY OPTIONS
• It may be time to cut mother some slack
• Review a miscue
• Time and time again
• Billionair­e Stronachs split their company to end family feud
• Grocery runs fuel Parkland’s gas station growth push
• Post-pandemic recovery is AI’S big opportunit­y

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