Regina Leader-Post - 2019-12-02

• New HMCS Queen commander born and raised in Prince Albert
• Province struggles with growing backlog of informatio­n requests
• AGRIBITION WRAPS UP
• BLAME GAME IN BRITAIN
• Youth pitch ideas for renewable energy
• Rare lull in violence comes to end
• Runner’s story sparks #Fixgirlssp­orts movement
• Regina council hopes to attack root causes of crime
• The facts about fibre and gut health
• Cougars lose game in double overtime
• Survey finds Moe, Kenney’s popularity down
• You won’t need alcohol to enjoy this variety of fun holiday activities
• A purchase agreement dispute between private parties leads to negativity towards the GTEC business model?
• Businesses don’t need to be actively managed or operated?
• An unverified report, an unwarrante­d charge
• ON THE FRONT LINES OF REBELLION AND REPRESSION
• Academics should skip China conference
• Kenney’s party affable, united
• PRINCE ANDREW,
• HIGH HOPES FOR PREMIERS MEETING.
• HOW IMMIGRANTS LEAVE CANADA TO STAY IN CANADA.
• Feds put out call for help in bid to save salmon
• Yukon to create Canada’s first university in North
• CULTURE CHANGE WAS LONG OVERDUE IN HOCKEY
• Weekend sees road trip sweep for Pat Canadians
• SENATORS SEEKING WAYS TO END SCORING DROUGHT
• Howard giving the Lakers exactly what the Wizards wanted to see a year ago
• RAVENS TOP NINERS ON RAIN-SOAKED DAY
• He revolution­ized statistics in sports
• Jets lift off in November after poor October play
• KEEFE REMEMBERS HIS FORMER AHL FOOT SOLDIERS
• REGULATING GREEN FINANCE
• Trudeau can try to woo the West, but farming sector needs its own solutions
• It’s more expensive to eat, and economists are getting worried
• BEWARE THE ‘BEZZLE’
• DISTURBING­LY GOOD
• Too much get up and go
• The cultural inspiratio­n behind Frozen II
• Because of Grandma

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