Regina Leader-Post - 2015-05-23

• Fire bans issued across northern Saskatchew­an
• NINE YEARS FOR CRASH
• Regina gets C-minus for flood prep
• KEN GOFF CLASSIC
• RISING COSTS
• Postmedia brings home seven awards
• Fire won’t end Fishley’s four decades at farmers market
• Survey shows room for health care improvemen­t
• ATV derby told to move over environmen­t concerns
• ‘It makes us a stronger community’
• Party predicts wave of October orange
• Blue the new red at RCMP exhibit
• Drainage repairs to close two sections of Victoria Park
• Albertans need not fear royalty review: Calvert
• Hahn found guilty of harassing judge
• Harper’s debate gamble may backfire
• Alberta NDP suspends MLA over comments
• Toronto man first charged under new cyberbully­ing law
• Senate expense case may be sent to RCMP
• Fatal choices, tough consequenc­es
• Wall must end cabinet old boys’ club
• Tory fiscal follies
• Wasteful spending
• From driving the bus to driving the agenda
• Great-great-grandma welcomes 100th descendant
• Shining a light on airport fees
• WTO knocks COOL out cold
• SALE OF FIXED-UP COTTAGE SPARKS TAX QUESTION.
• NEWLY DIVORCED WOMAN EYES EARLY RETIREMENT
• MARKETS SLIP AHEAD OF U.S. LONG WEEKEND
• Black women frustrated by slow progress
• Lawsuit challenges practice of tracking workers off the clock
• Farmland ownership up for debate
• Oilsands boss supports carbon pricing
• Wal-Mart praised for taking a stand on treatment of animals, use of antibiotic­s
• Receivers catching on to new system
• Sam will get pro football shot with Alouettes
• THE RECEIVERS
• Home side wasn’t a friend of the bride
• Jays’ slide continues as comeback falls short
• Stein in line for qualificat­ion for Parapan Am Games
• Babcock deal a steal for Maple Leafs
• Exhausted McIlroy misses cut
• Lundqvist on the rebound in Game 4
• Anaheim’s Perry reigns as playoff nabob of nuisance
• Hunter could be asked to fill GM role permanentl­y
• New Argos owners boost for NFL in Toronto
• French Open draw affords Bouchard chance to go deep
• One of the greatest that never was
• Remparts’ blue-line provides big boost against Rockets
• Chilean gang brings mustard attacks to Toronto
• Restorativ­e justice wraps up for dentistry students
• MARY POPPINS SOAR AT GLOBE THEATRE
• ‘Part e-commerce hub, part raindrops on roses’
• B.B. King’s family squabbles over estate
• Stern vows to do right by contestant­s
• Movie treatment of sniper’s story hit and miss
• Game of Thrones outrage is misplaced
• Creepy Clooney uses aunt’s tunes for seduction
• Radical Islamist preacher or victim of a witch hunt?
• New trial in case involving runaway teens in porn video
• Phoney gaffe charge obscures debate
• Cameron warns of tough times over EU vote
• Former Saddam loyalists now help ISIS
• Canada’s Food Guide due for overhaul
• Pizza crust led police to murder suspect
• This robot is cute, artificial­ly intelligen­t and employed
• Indian highways dubbed ‘giant killers’
• Dutch sleuth helps German police track down Nazi-era trove
• A natural fit for your home
• Three steps for protecting your wood
• Details matter most when staging for small spaces
• ‘Smart locks’ eliminate need for keys
• FAMILY OF NURSES
• Puzzling together a mystery
• Thrill of the chase make for compelling reads
• First Nations doctor blazing her own trail
• Psychologi­st aims to help First Nations healing
• POP STARS INSPIRE PROM STYLES
• Cross training critical to running
• Justice Makers make the world a better place
• Seeing red on Blue Bloods
• One-bowl wonders
• All-About-the-Crumb Blueberry Crumb Cake
• Transform your outside space into a party place
• Easy and budget-friendly ways to add curb appeal
• Inspecting your new home before taking possession
• Colour creates ‘on trend’ rooms for kids
• Clever little tips to quickly make your house a home
• These 3 simple décor updates will get your home ready to sell
• Revitalize your home with high-impact results

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