Regina Leader-Post - 2020-10-22

• Pandemic deepens woes for HIV patients in Sask.
• SNAP ELECTION AVERTED
• Moe, Meili defend maskless photos
• With masks on, Rocky Horror goes ahead
• Police chief outlines alleged misdeeds of fired officer
• Record spike in transmissi­ons continues in province
• Koe team offers livestream­s of games
• Hobbs decides to hang up his skates
• LATEST COVID- 19 BUSINESS EXPOSURES TO OCT. 2 1
• Sprout's Hysuik embracing pandemic-era chef challenge
• Mayoral candidate Pearce is firmly anti-mask, pro-dancing
• Who's who in Ward 6
• Saskatoon's Vido-intervac becoming `go-to' hub for COVID-19 research: CEO
• N95 Masks are Finally Back in Stock, Blocks 95% of Potentiall­y Harmful Particles
• EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE AT
• Must cut class size amid spike in infections: NDP
• Seniors in isolation a worry amid rising cases
• HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS FOR OUR PANDEMIC TIMES
• Sask. Party's financial record is not as great as it claims
• KERSHAW ON COURSE FOR OCTOBER GLORY
• Postmedia NFL columnist wins two major writing awards
• Fans lining fairways in Houston a risky plan
• The ethics of deliberate­ly infecting the healthy
• PROCUREMEN­T MINISTER ANITA ANAND SAYS THE FIRST SHIPMENT OF RAPID TESTS FOR COVID-19 HAS ARRIVED IN CANADA, BUT THEIR EVENTUAL DESTINATIO­NS REMAIN SHROUDED IN MYSTERY.
• 5 THINGS ABOUT A CAT ETCHING.
• LAGOS LOCKED DOWN AFTER UNREST FLARES AGAIN.
• Actress starred with Reagan, Hitchcock
• Canada is having a much better crisis than the U.S. despite worries about debt, deficit
• GIVING MARIO A SPIN
• Hero for an anxious moment
• FAR FROM DESPERATE
• RETIREE RELISHES RIDERS' RETURN
• HOROSCOPES
• GARDENING
• CROSSWORD & SUDOKU
• CREAMY PUMPKIN AND SAUSAGE GNOCCHI
• DEAL WITH STRESS AND ANGER ASAP

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