Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2012-02-18

• THE LOST CHILDREN
• Atchison touts future, defends landmark projects
• Makowsky calls it quits
• UNIVERSITY
• DEMOLITION
• Children’s Dental Program challenges.
• Some civic services closed Family Day
• Wall tackles retirement of former Rider Makowsky
• City’s first private surgical centre opens
• Getaway driver jailed
• ‘Circumstan­tial’ trial hears from possible eyewitness
• Deep Purple still brings the riffs
• ‘Pornograph­ers’ crack made Toews a target
• New media, old nasty politics
• Wall can set health example
• EXPAND MIDWIFERY
• Justin buys into the progressiv­e myth
• Encana to sell B.C. gas assets
• Boyd leads ‘fortuitous’ mission
• Input sought on air fee rule
• Sask. EI numbers drop in December
• Volatility a risk factor
• Act fast on pension splitting
• Greek debt meeting cools off stocks
• CIBC says market ‘too quiet’
• Ministeria­l missteps fuel flood on Twitter
• Insulation maker looks north
• Ipad owners tend to be older, richer
• Auto industry poised to exceed expectatio­ns
• B.C. climber removes infamous bolts
• Mass withdrawal feared as Oxycontin funding pulled
• Enbridge hikes dividend, misses estimates
• Blades trounce Broncos
• Geno wrote book on determinat­ion
• Hamilton lands popular slotback
• PROGRAM MEASURES HEAD TRAUMA.
• Fantuz makes return with Hamilton in Week 5
• Ward, hockey Dogs shine bright
• Rivalry between former teammates rolls on
• Curlers voice support for Makowsky decision
• Team Sask.’s new mom Vey does double duty
• Lieffers spells double trouble for opposition
• Huskies’ guard Lackie not lacking in perseveran­ce
• NHL stuck in power-play tailspin
• Mets’ players praise Carter’s determinat­ion, enthusiasm for game
• Renney to skip weekend games with concussion
• Murdoch resilient, vows to launch Sunday tab
• German president out in wake of allegation­s
• Fitch raises Iceland’s long-term debt rating
• Libya marks revolution day
• Greek culture minister resigns over ancient Olympia theft
• Santorum gets grilling over contracept­ion quip
• Afghanista­n, Pakistan hold ‘hard’ peace talks
• U.S. Senate approves payroll tax plan
• Greenpeace protests Norwegian whale hunts
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Carnival kicks off with samba beat
• Few men blog about fashion, but number is on the rise
• Veterans face off against newcomers
• DIVERSIONS
• Author evokes ‘literary father’ Greene
• Stockett’s bestseller The Help rejected 60 times
• Ashes fitting end to Iron Elves series
• Options somewhat limited with self-destructiv­e nephew
• World Class Blues in Saskatoon
• ADDITIONAL READING By Kurt Mueller
• Gala lets group keep supporting the community
• PARISH NOTES
• Cholestero­l-lowering drugs may pose risks
• A weekend in Bali can last a lifetime
• COSTA RICA OFFERS WEALTH OF NATURAL BEAUTY.
• Understand­ing interports
• Heading to Walt Disney World? Perk up mouse ears for advice
• Mexican tourism up despite drug war
• Trendsette­r touts energy savings, style
• Don’t be intimidate­d by terms on seed packages
• Living in a condo inspired by hotels
• Students get a taste of home constructi­on
• We can meet talent challenge in Saskatchew­an
• Countertop options abound
• Take time to catch the ‘con’ among contractor­s
• HOME I MPROVEMENT Little pressures can test sanity during renovation
• Canadian companies lag in skills training
• Turn your passion into a payday
• Policing offers plenty of choices
• Demand for nurses continues to rise
• Public sector places high value on IT skills
• Various factors draw people to work in public sector
• Report examines cost of mental illness
• Small businesses scrambling

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