Regina Leader-Post - 2019-05-25

• THERAPY DOGS LIFT SPIRITS
• Court says B.C. can’t restrict oil shipments
• GLOBE THEATRE GETS IT RIGHT
• SASK. COURT NIXES APPEAL
• Retrial ordered in motel death of Gladue
• Local gig a homecoming for Sask.-raised Shauf
• Quebec border town’s Beatles rumour sparks new play
• Two arrests made in crime wave over large area
• Cowessess launches research into autism
• Fans can check out new players Saturday
• Britain’s May to step down as leader
• Ex-finance minister lobbying former colleagues
• New Eagle Heart Centre to help more families
• Province laments pace of canola relief
• Hours adjusted for some U.S. ports of entry bordering Sask.
• High-risk sex offender returning to Heritage neighbourh­ood: police
• City of Saskatoon, feds team up on new flood prevention initiative
• ‘Public deserves to know’: teachers’ union to post details of contract talks
• Leaky roof shows P3s have big problems, too
• Trespass law goes against treaty rights
• Well-rested youth do better in school
• Reconcilia­tion flag-raising honours survivors of residentia­l schools
• Teen girl charged in playground beatings
• New Pill Fights New Memory Pill Forgetfuln­ess by s Ooxxyyggee­nn Bbooosstit­n g Lleevels in the Braiin
• Is this about carbon taxes or climate change?
• Higher prices do not impact demand for fossil fuels
• BACKTRACKI­NG OVER WAR MEMORIAL.
• Some delay for new air passenger rights
• It’s time for Canada to play China’s game
• Cross-canada corridor concept dusted off
• TRUMP ANNOUNCES 1,500 MORE TROOPS FOR MIDEAST
• PERSEVERAN­CE PAYS FOR RIDERS’ JOHNSON
• Struch eager for his first look at Pats prospects in spring camp
• QC United ready for debut in United Women’s Soccer league
• KAWHI CHANGING THE DIRECTION OF RAPTORS’ FUTURE
• Hockey hotbed now churning out tennis players, too
• HARD WORK ON HORIZON FOR SENATORS
• Women peaking on the pitch at right time
• Severson’s hunch pays off for Canada
• KADRI COULD GIVE JETS SPARK
• Felix tames the top dog to reach final at Lyon Open
• Canada’s technologi­sts are having a moment — let’s hope our government­s don’t wreck it
• Canadian oil prices crash as inventorie­s pile up
• Ireland’s trade minister to Canada: You need to make ‘new friends’
• China commits to trade talks amid ‘groundless’ Huawei suspicions
• SEC probe added to Boeing woes over 737 Max jetliner
• Couple who paid for kids’ education now grappling with big mortgage debt
• A lawyer who makes $1.70/hour?
• SUNDAY, MAY 26, 2019 Spirit Moon
• FOSTERING INCLUSION
• I would like two different people to finish the book and entirely disagree about what really happened. ... I’m happy with both reactions.
• Growth in the city
• Utility room
• Brand sells fit, fabric and ethical production
• A DOG’S LIFE
• GREENING UP THE GRAVES
• ULTRA-MODERN WORKS OF ART
• THE RENAISSANC­E OF ROSES
• REMODEL THE SMART WAY
• BRICK BY BRICK
• DESIGN FOR KIDS, PETS

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