Regina Leader-Post - 2015-10-24

• Prof ponders robo-cars, cops, crime
• ROCKY HORROR
• Helicopter crew doing ‘highly specialize­d’ work at time of fatal crash
• Bitcoin firm cleared
• Disneyland a dream after treatment
• Investigat­ion into road worker’s death ongoing
• Old scam looking for new victims
• Students do their part for the environmen­t
• Auschwitz tour a moving experience for chief
• Man gets 18 months for child pornograph­y
• Quebec police accused of abusing aboriginal women put on leave
• Domestic violence courts aim for recovery
• Investigat­or aware of allegation in Oland case
• RCMP treats its heroes poorly
• P3 secrecy disrespect­ful to taxpayers
• Victims must be taken seriously
• Community says goodbye to sisters smothered by grain
• Sask. inflation highest at 1.4%
• Trudeau has work cut out for him
• COUPLE CAN FEEL SECURE IN EARLY RETIREMENT PLAN, THANKS TO $1M PORTFOLIO AND PENSIONS
• Market value of fine wine
• MARKETS JUMP ON STIMULUS PLANS
• CRTC boss accused of exceeding authority
• Vale probed for toxic smelter run-off into waterways
• Scotiabank moves to shut some regional offices
• Unlimited vacation policies pay off for firms
• Crowd-friendly Trudeau a challenge for Mounties
• Liberals aren’t the only election winners
• New PM may delay move into crumbling 24 Sussex
• Time is on Smith’s side
• How could it all come undone like this?
• Esks provide tough test for Roughrider­s
• Fans deserve entertaini­ng home finale
• Tense moments for Eskimos fans
• Knox doing his part for pink
• One Giants fan went down a Rocky road
• Taylor Cooper ready to rejoin Pats
• Richards takes the long way to join Regina roster
• Prediger lives every minute to the fullest
• MacAuley settling in with Cougars
• Put’s picks propel Spartans past Wolverines
• Law & Order dramas may help curb crime
• The birth of R2-D2
• Plummer, Landau bring greatness to big screen
• CeeLo Green plots comeback
• Explorer heeds call of the wild
• Judge to gambler: ‘Know when to walk away’
• The second time was no accident
• ‘I feel fulfilled every day’
• Home sweet home: tiny is the new big thing
• WestJet threats exposed flaws in system
• Limits sought on review of abuse case
• Kate’s red dress wins over Chinese media
• Hurricane Patricia slams Mexican coast
• Ukraine’s new era falls short
• Deadly school stabbing a hate crime, Swedish police say
• Fiery crash in French wine country kills 43
• Grim task of identifyin­g bodies falls to volunteers
• Kerry tries to broker end to Syrian war
• CABIN PORN
• Ice damming can bring headaches for homeowners
• Designers wary of white
• Make trick-or-treaters feel welcome
• ‘Still armed... ...and waiting for orders’
• William the conqueror
• A detective story turned inside out
• Investment fever hits Cuba
• TIE ONE ON
• Animal style
• Woman recreates sacred ancient designs
• Ghosts and demons return
• Take the bite out of your cat
• Saying no, with tact
• Selfie style
• GOING AGAINST THE GRAIN
• Ins and outs of proper breathing
• ‘Runner’s high’ like pot high: study
• Get ready now for winter sports

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