Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2012-12-29

• WINE LAW CHANGE UNCORKS DEBATE
• Fitting funding, curricula into new economy
• Obesity doctors share eating tips
• 2012 TV TRENDS THE RETURN OF THE SITCOM
• BLADES IN ACTION
• Here are my prediction­s for the new year, guaranteed
• City’s systems ill-equipped to deal with Cote
• Annual youth parliament session in full swing
• Hells Angels gathering draws police attention
• Prince Albert mayor looks to curb alcohol abuse
• Asbestos removal planned for Rideau Hall attic
• Online slurs overshadow debate
• Freemen a ‘major policing problem’
• Optimism for fiscal cliff deal
• Woman faces gun charges in ambush
• BBQ on at Woodfire Grill
• Major income tax savings not expected
• Sask. tax brackets to be indexed by 2%
• CANADIANS CARRYING RECORD DEBTS.
• With ample savings, couple can plan givings
• Take transit for tax break
• Market dips over ‘fiscal cliff’ worries
• Province touts 2012 as a strong economic year
• Ont. rail blockade disrupts propane shipments
• Circus producer gets $9.3M ASPCA settlement
• U.S. dockworker­s avert strike
• Confidence level high for Team Canada
• Bruins Seguin, Bergeron reconnect
• Russians squeak past U.S., eye Germany
• U.S. ‘excited’ to face Canada
• Canada takes hits, makes them
• NHL moves on buyouts in proposal
• Sask. Stars undefeated at Mac’s tourney
• Mcmillan says he was fired by Weyburn president
• Rosia fills role as SIAST president and CEO
• Working for the future
• Apprentice­ship initiative­s target province’s Aboriginal population
• A perfectly engineered education
• Red Seal Program to be strengthen­ed
• Nice guys until they get into the octagon
• This is Tony Romo’s time, whether good or bad
• On the field or off, Schwarzkop­f was a marvel
• Woman who was gang-raped on bus dies
• 115-year-old becomes oldest man in history
• Visits to elderly parents now mandatory by law
• Church to face charges in Belgium
• One crisis after another in 2012
• Science, scripture compete at hearing in U.S. Congress
• Fifty Shades of 2012 pop culture
• Snow-clearing issues as old as time
• DIVERSIONS
• Brody rolling across country
• The retiring Ruth Rendell? Hardly
• Thistledow­n’s New Leaf Series 2012
• AT THE GALLERIES
• Athlete climbs back from the brink
• Cervical cancer tests show little value under age 25
• Slovenly teens raise mother’s ire
• Living the luxe life in New Zealand
• ENJOY VEGAS ON THE CHEAP.
• Princess reaches out to the younger set
• Meadows offers family-friendly living
• Resolve to repair your home’s exterior first
• Many gain from job creation initiative­s
• Creativity meets spirituali­ty in Affinity exhibit
• The evolution of benefit plans
• Physical therapy moves into the virtual world
• Nevada bright spot for labour

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