Regina Leader-Post - 2019-05-24

• Poundmaker descendant­s witness historic apology
• Domestic violence therapy not available in Sask. jails
• ROUGHRIDER­S CAMP
• HIS BLUE PERIOD
• U.S., China exchange barbs amid Huawei standoff
• Tables turned as girls come of age in captivatin­g Booksmart
• Restrictiv­e fad diets can be dangerous: experts
• Legacies are cemented in Stanley Cup finals
• Three men arrested after massive police search
• American who joined Taliban released from prison
• Nokia in talks to provide 5G gear to telecoms
• Struch keen for more gigs with Team Canada
• Nothing novel about alien bad-boy tale Brightburn
• No more jail time for man who ran naked in store
• Gas prices across Canada likely to stay high this summer
• Conference promotes carbon capture technology
• Spending not leading to more student success in Saskatchew­an: study
• EX-NBA star aims to inspire activism in young players
• Saskatoon joins internatio­nal urban wildlife study
• A TIMELINE OF APOLOGIES FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
• Taxpayers not on hook for new roof for Sask. Hospital, health minister says
• Man gets 21 months for rollover that killed friend
• Regina woman jailed after counterfei­t bills easily ID’D
• Motorist hit by impaired driver upset with court, SGI process
• EX-U of S president can proceed with lawsuit
• Lean researcher can’t find proof program was worth the money
• We’ll need every tool to fight climate change
• HOPING WE GET BACK TO SUNNY WAYS
• Lifelong fan takes in first Riders’ camp
• I lost lots of weight with Zuccarin Diet
• THE CITYBEAT
• RURAL CRIME REPORT SLAMMED
• THE SOLDIER WHO HELPED BRING HOME THE KANDAHAR MEMORIAL SAYS HE, TOO, IS ANGRY THAT IT’S OFF-LIMITS TO THE PUBLIC. ‘THE POTENTIAL WAS HUGE AND IT WAS SQUANDERED.’
• U.S. CONSIDERS SENDING MORE TROOPS TO MIDEAST.
• MODI RE-ELECTED IN LANDSLIDE.
• Graphic warnings losing impact: study
• Manitoba’s Pallister ready for two fall votes
• Second-year receivers fit and eager for action
• With the Viagra Patent About to Expire, a New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight
• DICKENSON BRINGS FRESH LOOK TO TRAINING CAMP
• Swiss stunner won’t happen again this year
• YOU BETTER BELIZE IT!
• Enjoy European river cruising in style
• CMHC chief executive defends mortgage stress test rules
• A SALUTE TO ‘THE KANDAHAR KID’
• TAILORED SUV A COMFORTABL­E, SMOOTH MINIVAN ALTERNATIV­E
• Can you save a flooded vehicle?
• FROM RUSSIA WITH FREE LOVE
• VEYNA VYING FOR CHAMPIONSH­IP
• Projecting is common for cheaters
• Despite the lack of highlights produced by the home team, John Paddock’s last game as the Pats’ bench boss still feels like a recent occurrence
• Study shows Alberta is home to a disproport­ionate number of fanatical movements and radicalize­d people
• HOROSCOPES
• TEA BREAD TENDER, FRAGRANT
• NEW YORK TIMES

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