Regina Leader-Post - 2015-12-16

• FINAL TRC REPORT IS JUST THE BEGINNING
• Jones releases 19 pending free agents
• THE FORCE AWAKENS
• CAMPSITE BOOKING
• Duffy places Harper at the scene of the cheque
• Christmas feast doesn’t have to be a chore
• Hill shooter exploited by jihadists, top cop says
• Supervisio­n in public schools will cost
• Sports schools selling the dream
• Damaged property leads to crime
• Sheldon makes a new discovery
• Pats face Blazers at home
• REGINA LEADER-POST’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Regina Immigrant Women Centre pleads for new digs
• Historic sex charges stayed against RCMP officer and co-accused woman
• Provincial doctors’ group opposes allowing people to pay privately for MRIs
• Canadian food prices rising, but for good reasons
• FULFILL THE PROMISES
• Coal the wrong power option
• Brothers were target of ‘witch hunt’: lawyer
• Child advocate to investigat­e Fontaine case
• SMUGGLED IMAGES TELL OF TORTURE AND DEATH
• WOULD CANADA EUTHANIZE A CHILD?
• Wynne’s one toke too many
• One in five Canadians have had concussion­s
• U.S. agency on defensive over anti-blindness pill
• New era for aboriginal­s has a cost
• ‘Christina’s lights’
• Murphy jumps at opportunit­y to rebuild Roughrider­s’ roster
• JUST WHAT THE DOC ORDERED
• Big brother will be watching Virtanen at world juniors
• O’Day is ready to take lesser role with Riders
• Lou Marsh Trophy adds to Carey Price’s glittering year
• Manufactur­ing sales fall 11% in October
• Drones are hot, but the entire city a no-fly zone
• Home prices expected to fall 1.2% in 2016
• Schulich seeks sweeter COS deal
• Hiking minimum wage in Alberta could lead to job losses: report
• Poloz warns house price shock remains a risk
• Donors offer their support to campaign
• THINKING INSIDE THE BOX (SET)
• Madge gets miffed
• COOKIE EXCHANGES: BAKE A LITTLE EAT A LOT

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