Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2012-07-31

• CELLPHONE USERS COULD LOSE VEHICLES
• RM council scales back tax hike
• Man fined after gun goes off in school
• PASSION FOR HATS
• FRINGE FESTIVAL DEFINES DIRECTION.
• Mother’s dream fulfilled after losing battle to cancer
• Ottawa discusses new funding plan
• I’d marry Tom Cruise for the divorce settlement
• Saskatoon air show honours ‘our veterans’
• NDP proposes changes to nominee program
• Opinions wanted from Sask. residents
• Canada-wide aging study seeks participat­ion of Sask. volunteers
• Union holds strike vote
• Experts urge dropping devices before turning in for the night
• Alberta forms wheat, oat commission­s
• Labour law review poorly done
• Data are ammo in climate wars
• RELEVANT NUMBERS
• Harper has little to gain in oil spat
• Scientist opposes Keystone pipeline
• Unruh returns in Hilltops camp
• Rawlyk sees positives despite early end
• Riders much better than ’11
• BILL LEE SAYS OLDER IS BETTER FOR STADIUMS.
• Canadian crew finds stroke
• Raonic braces for a tough test with Tsonga
• Joy, folly of the Twitter Games
• Rowing’s band of brothers
• Canadian women rebound against Britain
• A perfect day at London Games’ temple of tennis
• Aura of suspicion surrounds Chinese teenager
• Bronzed volleyball­ers big draw
• B.C. native Armstrong set to throw for gold
• Skilled Saskatoon teams rise to the top of the heap
• U.S. governors, Canadian premiers talk energy policy
• Canadian sought by U.S. over ties to Web scheme
• New Enbridge spill under review
• FIDDLE FEST PLANS BIG PARTY FOR ANNIVERSAR­Y.
• Bicycles save money for both cyclists and cities
• Adults take responsibi­lity for their choices
• Madonna backs off French controvers­y
• Changing palate calls for chilies
• Chefs celebrate country’s food and farmers
• Nichol Baked Poblanos
• Recruitmen­t ads for aboriginal people fall flat
• Drunken gunplay in Kimmirut raises concerns about hamlet’s liquor rules
• Stimulus urged to fight second crisis
• Think-tank sees employment prospects slow in West
• Ex-mogul Black finds newspapers ‘interestin­g’
• IMMIGRANTS FACE ECONOMIC CHALLENGES
• When customers become your partners
• TSX CLOSES FLAT, EU PESSIMISM GROWS
• Tens of thousands flee Aleppo
• Colorado shooting suspect charged
• Romney cashes in during stop in Israel
• UN mission convoy attacked
• Officials investigat­e coaster stall
• China targets next year for moon probe
• Visiting UN envoy probes ethnic clashes
• U.S. lawmakers reach deal on Iran sanctions
• U.S. army sergeant acquitted of negligent homicide
• Black out for 370 million Indians
• More rain drenches North Korea
• Russian punk band on trial for protesting against Vladimir Putin
• Fire on train kills 32

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