Regina Leader-Post - 2016-04-30

• DYING OUTSIDE
• GARTH TICKETS SNAPPED UP
• PAINFUL TRAGEDY
• 2 HURT IN NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING
• Drug smuggler waits to learn his fate
• Why Canada shouldn’t pay ransoms for hostages
• Uranium traces found in water
• Tory MPs aim to ‘draft’ Ambrose
• Producers have a beef with Earls
• Missing the days of high scoring
• Fougere formally announces run for re-election
• Registered nurses show up to challenge roles of LPNs
• Pritchett’s jaw hit floor when invited to open for superstar in Saskatoon
• CUPE unhappy with new labour provision in Sask.
• SCOC rejects appeal in Prince Albert murder case
• Government should ‘Skip The Hypocrisy’
• Man gets 11 years for terrifying home invasions in Saskatoon, Regina
• First Nations must pursue own interests in resource projects
• StatsCan casts new light on deficit source
• ACT NOW TO HALT DEATHS
• Research shows therapy dogs help veterans
• READY FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
• THE SECRET MISSION THAT KILLED A CANADIAN
• COMMENT Bombardier can’t seem to lose
• Mother raps PM over vow to rescue kids
• JUDGE TOSSES ALCOHOL IMPORTING CHARGES
• Menthol cigarette sales ban expected
• California assembly rejects day for ‘Duke’
• Company’s Ontario project hits snag
• Pipelines no panacea for troubles of Canadian oil industry
• Cameco to review staffing plan
• Earnings flat, NDP calls for minimum wage hike
• MAJOR MOVE LEFT A FEW LOOSE ENDS
• Some things expectant parents must keep in mind
• Small-business optimism rises
• Shake a hand and seal the deal
• It’s a twang thang
• Family, basketball, TV, film make a Long day
• ON THE ROAD AGAIN
• Prince’s family squabbles over hurt feelings — and money
• Top Gun soars 30 years later
• THE QUEST FOR CINEMATIC ENLIGHTENM­ENT
• THAT’S ENTERTAINM­ENT
• U of R Rams comfortabl­e with new bench boss
• CONSENSUS NO. 1 PICK
• GOODELL’S APPEAL CLEAR IN NEW ENGLAND
• Islanders are feeling emboldened with success in playoffs
• Donaldson throws down challenge to Jays’ hitters
• UNDERSTATE­D BENN WILL RECEIVE LOTS OF ATTENTION FROM BLUES
• MORE THAN A PLACE TO SHOP
• BEFORE THE WIND
• WEEKENDER CROSSWORD
• EXPRESS YOURSELF
• KEEP IT SAFE
• PROCESS AND COMMUNICAT­ION KEY ON INFILL
• Refresh for spring
• HOME ON THE RANGE
• Catwalk renovation­s create purr-fect pad for felines
• HOW SMART PLANNING BUILDS FOREVER HOMES
• Doing your HOMEwork

Regina Leader-Post - 2016-04-29

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