Regina Leader-Post - 2016-10-21

• Planning for possible SaskTel vote
• HE’S A FIGHTER
• Private MRI services help system but 6,000 remain on wait lists
• FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND
• ‘Wade Who?’ tops Wall in popularity ratings
• RUSSIA SERIES
• Grim future for GOP after election
• FSIN chief wants to meet with Trudeau
• Four-lane traffic reopens on corridor
• Rain causes more delays in province
• Trends are emerging in Oscar race
• Getting ready to take on Hilltops
• Jeff Knox Jr. still battling injuries
• Anti-racism groups step up protests of Halloween outfits
• Regina’s growth leads topics at final debate
• WARD 10: HEAVY TRAFFIC IN NORTH REGINA A STEADY PROBLEM
• ‘Uber-predator’ gets ready to take over digital
• Gov’t ducking key questions on GTH mess
• We will adapt to carbon tax
• The high cost of Liberalism
• Pasqua First Nation is ready for round two
• Dangerous offender’s sentence is reduced
• COUNCIL DELIVERS ECONOMIC BLUEPRINT
• THE FINE LINE BETWEEN LEGAL AND ILLEGAL
• SYRUP HEIST COURT CASE BEGINS.
• DON’T TOKE AND WORK ... OR ELSE WHAT?
• For decades, police have used a breathalyz­er to test whether a driver has had too much alcohol. Now that Canada is on the verge of legalizing marijuana, is there a similar roadside test to detect pot-impaired motorists? The answer, according to the RCMP,
• HoroScope
• MOSUL OFFENSIVE AGAINST ISIL ADVANCING FASTER THAN EXPECTED
• Duterte announces ‘separation’ from U.S.
• BLONDIN DOES THE GRUNT WORK
• FLYING HIGH IN WINNIPEG
• RIDERS’ BAGG BACKS ONE DIVISION ACROSS THE CFL
• Late councillor’s passion for coaching leaves community with big void
• DIY VS GROUP TRAVEL
• CELEBRITY PUTS TOGETHER PLEASING MIX OF GETAWAYS
• Postmedia plans to cut staffing costs as quarterly loss deepens
• More Reginans on EI in August
• Farmers ask feds for better rail services
• Lentil boom goes bust as crops recoup from Canada to India
• Economic advisers share growth ideas: investment, immigratio­n, infrastruc­ture
• PREQUEL HAS PANACHE
• JACK IS BACK
• Denial tells the true story of bizarre battle over the Holocaust
• SPY COMEDY CAN’T COVER ALL ITS TARGETS
• Johansson dreams of popcorn in Paris
• NEW CRUZE HATCH WILL GET DIESEL
• EVERY VOTE MATTERS
• DRIVE LIKE MOM DID
• The upsides of car sharing may be speculativ­e at best
• Crossing the country, one driveway lap at a time
• Comfort in a sturdy ride with a well-appointed cabin
• High-tech leaves drivers confused, survey shows
• BMW unwraps the latest 5 Series

Regina Leader-Post - 2016-10-20

Regina Leader-Post - 2016-10-22