Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2022-09-24

• Family questions how RCMP handled search
• Many lingering issues after FSIN election
• Province bows to politics in debate on assisted dying
• Citizens deserve vote on arena plan
• Sasktel's Business infinet: The fastest upload speed in Saskatchew­an
• HEARING COMMITTEE ADJUDICATO­R ROSTER
• `An excessive overreacti­on'
• `WAR CRIMES HAVE BEEN COMMITTED IN UKRAINE'
• Shift focus of COVID care to poor nations
• Trudeau names new envoy to China
• Special EI pandemic rules set to expire
• Now is the CRTC'S chance to tell CBC to get out of the ad business
• HOME RETREAT
• ERVS are an excellent addition to HVAC systems
• WORKERS SET TO GAIN REAL POWER, BUT WINS MAY COME AT A PRICE
• Grain shippers fear railroads can't handle bumper harvest
• Following LG Energy deals, miners eye more lithium agreements
• Calgary pipeline giant to help Mexico reach `energy sovereignt­y' ambitions
• Global market cyclone pounds asset classes as experts see intensifyi­ng risk of recession
• SECRET HISTORY
• COMPANY HELPS NEWCOMERS FIND WORK
• `You have to be smart' to win The Amazing Race
• British author was a two-time Booker winner
• Boyfriend hasn't forgiven actions
• RIDERS SURRENDERI­NG SACKS AT RECORD PACE
• Federer's retirement leaves a void, says Mcenroe
• GREEDY MLB HAS SPOILED FALL CHASE TO PLAYOFFS
• Canada wins again in World Cup romp
• `GEEZER BOWL' HAS BECOME RARE IN NFL

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