Regina Leader-Post - 2016-10-24

• Regina-based illustrato­r finds beauty in monsters
• NDP seeks to position itself as alternativ­e
• MONSTERS ON STAGE
• STREAK OVER
• Extraditin­g to China is nothing new for Ottawa
• Idle wells may become source of heat
• Rams clinch home playoff game
• RSO strolls down the Great White Way
• UAVs have exploded in popularity recently
• Sulu talks about Star Trek heritage
• Despite gaffes, Trudeau still winning
• Ottawa seeks input on Sask. gas-fired power plant project
• Councillor­s for wards 3 and 6 saying goodbye to political life
• E-vote counting efficient, secure: official
• Local restaurant­s put their best pulse dishes to the test
• Regina Wiccans celebrate pagan new year with Samhain
• Flu shot clinics to start Oct. 31
• Liberals begin to lose lustre with First Nations
• Wall on wrong side of carbon capture plan
• Farming’s role in climate fight
• Police charge four after gun pointed at city home
• Is the scope out after 200 years?
• A RANGE OF CRIMINAL CHARGES
• MEET THE MAN WHO MAY WIN UTAH. (IT’S NOT TRUMP)
• CAN COW BURPS BE CLEANER THANKS TO SEAWEED?
• Protests plague hydroelect­ric project
• From Russia, with bias
• Scheer outspends other Tory contenders
• Fougere won’t get involved in dispute
• OVERCOMING ADVERSITY
• U of R Cougars finish second at world three-on-three event
• TEARDROPS WILL REPLACE RAINDROPS
• Regina Thunder’s season comes to end in Saskatoon with Hilltops’ semifinal win
• CANADA AND ITS FUTURE IN FOREIGN TRADE
• IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE
• TALKING THE TALK
• RURAL DOCS SHARE THEIR STORIES
• 5 KEYS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICAT­ION
• ANGEL IN THE SKY
• Buress busier than ever after Cosby takedown
• ‘King’ James heads home to shoot new CBS sitcom

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