Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2021-01-22

• Struggling curling clubs want help from city
• High youth test positivity rate `extremely alarming'
• Casey Affleck's latest film is a real tear-jerker
• HISTORIC DEPARTURE FOR GG
• Club has signed 21of 33 pending free agents
• Sask. reports 13 deaths, 227 new infections
• Allen could be best QB ever for Bills
• NDP leader inoculated as part of duties as doctor
• 5 ARTFUL ACTIVITIES
• Employer, cart supplier share blame in worker's death: Crown
• SHA declares outbreak at care home days after residents get vaccines
• Civil liberty group pushes for vaccinatio­n targets for inmates across country
• Delays in Boushie report unacceptab­le, union says
• Moe presses PM to `compel' Biden to reverse on Keystone
• BOOTING SLOAN JUST A START FOR O'TOOLE
• Sask. needs less ying-yang talk; Moe yin-yang balance
• Regina ad ban debate stirs worry about municipal autonomy, funding
• Minor hockey body considers its options
• Mcgregor won't chase Khabib for a rematch
• DRIVING'S FAVOURITE VEHICLES FROM 2020
• WHO COULD BE THE NEXT GG?
• THE STATE OF FLORIDA WILL SOON REQUIRE PROOF OF RESIDENCY FROM THOSE PLANNING ON RECEIVING THE COVID-19 VACCINE, GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS ANNOUNCED, IN AN EFFORT TO CRACK DOWN ON `VACCINE TOURISTS.'
• `We all experience things differentl­y'
• A good idea after its time
• Keystone demise prompts job cuts
• Macklem not fretting about a Canadian housing bubble
• TAKING BABY STEPS
• A WHIMPER, NOT A ROAR

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