Regina Leader-Post - 2017-02-27

• ‘I almost lost my baby brother’
• Housing First strategy on its own unlikely to end all homelessne­ss
• INTERGENER­ATIONAL LIVING
• PATS LOSE IN OVERTIME
• Vice-admiral’s firing remains a mystery
• Englot making everyone proud
• Man found dead at scene of Saturday night fire
• Some doctors backing out of assisted death
• Plane from Regina drops ice on Calgary home
• Campaign urges people to read memoir
• Does yoga count as a workout?
• Trump and trade: Challenges and opportunit­ies confrontin­g Canada
• P.A.-born goalie led Toronto to four Cups
• Standing Up for Regina Jobs and a Clean Environmen­t
• Pipeline Reviews Should Favour Canadian Steel
• LAKESHORE RESTAURANT
• ISIL IS PLANNING ‘INDISCRIMI­NATE ATTACKS ON INNOCENT CIVILIANS’ AND BRITAIN FACES ITS BIGGEST TERRORIST THREAT SINCE THE DAYS OF IRA BOMBINGS IN THE 1970S, SAYS THE UK’S NEW ANTI-TERROR CHIEF.
• THERE’S A TOWN IN WASHINGTON THAT’S PARTLY CANADIAN
• THIS TIME, FOX BAFFLES SWEDEN.
• A COUPLE YEARS LEFT TO CATCH NAZI WAR CRIMINALS
• Conservati­ves at war with conservati­sm
• O’Leary is no Canadian Trump
• THE HILLARY RALLY
• Cougars are off to Canada West final
• NO KEEPING UP WITH JONES
• RAPTORS ON DEFENSIVE
• Becker claims three medals
• Pats get behind mental health
• Blue Jays waiting for Pompey to erupt
• Carey rink earns bronze in third Nixon’s swan song
• Canadian’s Daytona dream ends in pileup
• Former enforcer suspended as coach
• Antioxidan­ts important for healthy living
• TIRED LOGAN FINDS NEW LIFE
• Kitties are right here, right meow
• ACTOR NOT TAKEN FOR GRANTED
• Back for Redemption

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