Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2012-12-07

• Sask. man’s moustache tops worldwide cancer fundraisin­g
• COUNCILLOR­S GET $220,000 TO HELP COMMUNICAT­E
• JETS GROUNDED?
• REGINA IN COMICS
• PALACE UNDER SIEGE
• CALLS TO SANTA
• Attitude at heart of NDP malaise
• Oskayak inks first high school U-pass
• N.B. pastor found not guilty of sexual assault
• Three-year prison sentence sought for brazen daylight beating
• Wall, Nilson list highlights of fall sitting
• Homeless man found frozen to death behind store
• Second sex assault conviction adds one year to prison time
• Supreme Court to hear alcohol testing case
• Fleury calls for tougher penalties for abusers
• Moderation wins the session
• Climate change warning ignored
• AVOID WAR TOYS
• TRUE COLOURS SHOW
• Next year critical to native-ottawa relations
• Sask. code helps limit free speech
• Privatizat­ion not magical solution
• Bill to ratify cluster bomb treaty flawed, Dallaire says
• Freeman rides high with Colts
• Saskatoon referees pull together to help out Salvation Army
• Freeman appreciate­s being on same side as quarterbac­k Luck
• SPOKANE’S NACHBAUR WATCHES LOCKOUT CLOSELY.
• Serwa set on being world’s best
• Thunder hire alum Macaulay as coach
• Hockey season not dead — yet
• NHL lockout throws wrench into Underwood, Fisher’s plans
• Big names still waiting to sign massive contracts
• Rousey first UFC women’s champion
• Sask. native makes creepy debut
• Singing for supper warms the heart
• Hey ref, this is miles offside
• Arbitrage is a study in one man’s self-destructio­n
• Rap duo enjoys explosive debut
• Prairie band gets stolen gear back
• The Butler did it all in Playing for Keeps
• Bana relishes delving into dangerous territory
• Swift gets award from other Kennedy
• Therapy for Williams is really funny stuff
• Husband must ’fess up to flirty friendship
• Man gave sliver of good to a shortened life
• Harper says he won’t relax prohibited weapons
• Quebec awaits federal data to set up its own gun registry
• Baird warns Syria against chemical war
• Van Loan apologizes for swearing
• Watchdog says Canada a ‘laggard’ on informatio­n laws
• Senators audited over residence claims
• NATO deploys missiles on Syrian border.
• Loblaw creates massive REIT
• Central bank warns ongoing low-interest policies a global risk
• Chamber urges lower business tax rate
• Manufactur­ers find new voice
• AIR CANADA SHOPS FOR NEW JETS.
• Shale gas helping lower heating bills for some
• TSX down despite banks’ earnings rise
• Western Potash Milestone project has feasibilit­y confirmed by study
• Constructi­on near $300M in October
• Province nets $105.7M in land sales in 2012
• Duchess must rest after hospital release
• Stray dogs find safe haven in Sarajevo
• Jordan’s king stands with Palestinia­ns
• Protestant militants target N. Ireland party over flag
• Russia’s rights record criticized
• 911 Carrera S an impressive Porsche
• Renault pins rescue on return to Alpine
• Big Three emphasize their eco-offerings
• Speed is king in Lala land for Euro automakers
• Jaguar’s beauties born from a rich history
• Mercedes-benz gets funky in Los Angeles
• U.S. gasoline boom could kill eco cars
• Japanese, Korean automakers wow audiences
• Honda freshens up Civic’s style inside and out
• Audi S8 an opulent beauty with beastly power
• Great car reads to wrap up under tree for your gearhead
• 2013 Wrangler Rubicon a trail-chewing king
• DVDs for car lovers in your household
• Audi shines spotlight on four new diesels

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