Regina Leader-Post - 2012-04-14

• LOSS, LARCENY & LEGACY
• Big tuna leads to big record
• Woman dies despite heroic efforts
• Man charged in ex-wife poisoning plot
• NHL PLAYOFFS
• ON THE MAIN STAGE
• Regina scientist Lori Johnston-hill takes to the depths to photograph and visit the famous wreck.
• Extreme fire risk in northwest
• Couple awaits sentence
• Promoting a greener Sask.
• Mother to stand trial
• Miner continues to spread the word
• Accused, shot by police, pleads guilty
• Council craving food truck policy
• Weeding out dangerous second-hand trouble
• Twitter allows the debate to carry on
• Trafficker loses “tainted” truck appeal
• Alberta: the bloom of a new right?
• Whining over Constituti­on continues, 30 years on
• Harper gov’t not learning its lessons
• Sask. exports up 22% in February
• Ministry to pilots: ‘Get back to work’
• Snc-lavalin headquarte­rs raided by RCMP
• MARKETS PLUNGE AS CHINA GROWTH COOLS.
• Caught in financial vise
• CRA in bad form: judge
• How to make your brand work online and off
• Workplace status shown via emails
• Women find breadwinne­r role suits them well
• More bands gain control over their property
• FOLLOWING THE ACTION
• Playoff hit emphasizes need for tougher penalties
• Young diver wins first gold medal
• Durant talks aren’t simple
• Walking wounded ready to return
• Tallon hopes things get hairy
• Humboldt Broncos claim league title
• Canadiens, Leafs remain crowd favourites
• Games were a success again
• Roughrider­s announce grants to 10 communitie­s for kids’ projects
• Sens have simple plan for Game 2
• Canucks coach still quietly seething
• Wings fly past Preds
• Brodeur wins No. 100 as Devils beat Panthers
• Even at 40, Jagr still has magic touch
• Canadian women skating for hockey gold
• Jets blamed for Czech goalie being a no-show
• Athletes spend too much and have little liquidity
• CCA plans national mixed doubles championsh­ip
• Have a U.S. property? The tax man cometh
• Do the math U.s.-style: when 182 days become 120
• Critics say ruling may impact snooping bill
• Protection program to change
• Uncovered: The Secret Spaces Concert Series
• BRANGELINA TO OFFICIALLY TIE THE KNOT.
• Thomson painting worth $150,000 found at yard sale
• Curtin looks at Unforgetta­ble career
• Judd has sights set on second season
• Kathy Griffin show to focus on ‘panel of civilians’
• TV judge returns to recording studio
• Perfume has formula, bottle, store, but no name
• TV satisfies history fix on Titanic disaster
• Tories push further easing of firearms rules
• Band’s federal funds garnisheed
• Trade, security key discussion­s
• Rocket blunder shames North Korea
• France’s Hollande surges before vote
• House to link pipeline plan to U.S. transport bill
• Court hears about Rafferty the womanizer
• DND will eliminate 242 civilian scientists
• Wallpaper can be pretty and timeless
• Groundwork is set to lay out the Regina of the future
• Inspection is key when home buying
• Mortgage insurance
• An excellent time to buy a new home
• Landscapin­g your new ya
• The first year
• Why buy a new home
• Questions to ask a builder
• Things to know before building a deck
• Intuitive tech gadgets simplify your world
• Easy, versus high-maintenanc­e flowers
• WOMAN BEATS THE ODDS AND SURVIVES A STROKE.
• A golfer’s brilliant, lonely life
• The story of the man who saved Ford
• New Canadians promise renewal for churches
• Weekender Crossword
• Omega-3 pills may not help fight heart disease
• Bulging backpacks pose risks to children
• BACKPACK SAFETY TIPS
• New treatments keep aging voices spry

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