Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2012-07-17

• PREMIER TAKES AIM AT OBAMA POLICIES
• City council mulls independen­t body to set rules for future elections
• Local official lauds stadium
• HEADING HOME
• TOWER DESIGN
• NORTH DOWNTOWN PLAN COMING.
• ROUGHRIDER­S
• Group says changes could save billions
• HOW TO REACH US
• Fraudster must repay more than $27,000
• Three killed in separate highway crashes
• Time to give the little guys a leg up on medals haul
• Mounties eyeing fleet of mini-helicopter investigat­ors
• Take a bow, generous taxpayers
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Fair questions on stadium
• Hard to hide tacky nature of judge’s sex inquiry
• Valentine dives into nationals
• Jackets heading for home
• EXPERT PREDICTS QUICK RESPONSE FROM NHLPA.
• The time is right for a new stadium
• Bagg rolls on despite scare
• Mcilroy’s hard work figures to pay off at the Open
• Bautista hurt as Yankees win
• Olympic champ backs athletes
• UFC owner reflects on key bouts
• Rindal leads at amateur men’s
• Canadian military focus shifts to Asia-pacific
• NEB penalties ‘not to punish’
• Thicke comes down with L.A. Complex
• A few final Craven tidbits
• LONDON TURNS DOWN THE VOLUME.
• No need for details on estrangeme­nt
• Ralph Lauren wants all-u.s.a. clothes for Winter Olympics
• Virtual water usage critical to future
• Rebels push conflict closer to seat of power
• Clinton warns Iran against nuclear plan
• Real estate market softens
• Foreign-takeover review a ‘black box’
• Expert foresees major power shift
• Carbon capture confuses residents
• OILSANDS CLEANS UP ITS ACT.
• Turning tech into social enterprise
• There is no simple business anymore
• Markets Move little over global worries
• Tim Hortons gets downgrade on fear of saturation, competitio­n
• Your Daily Horoscope

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