Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2015-02-28

• Artists breathe life into old building
• ROUNDTABLE OFFERS FEW PROPOSALS
• Saskatoon’s Scrabble shark loves competitio­n
• LE0NARD NIMOY 1931-2015
• Parks ministry braces for reservatio­n rush
• HEATED BUS SHELTERS IN THE FUTURE?
• CIS NATIONALS
• WILLOWGROV­E
• ALARMING DISEASE
• CONDEMNATI­ON
• It is time to take action, writes Stephen Maher.
• PAST PROBLEMS
• If a beagle can win at Westminste­r, what’s next?
• Lung institute wants to change Saskatchew­an care
• Health region aims to reduce staff injuries
• Gov’t reviews wage freeze
• Budget solutions are the problem
• Cocaine dealers avoid jail
• SCHMIRLER’S DAUGHTER ENJOYING THE GAME.
• Huskies at home in new digs
• Curlers can add to Sask. medal haul
• Olympic glory makes Jacobs team to beat
• NHL GMs dream big at trade deadline
• Better awareness allowing for increased diagnosis of blood clots
• Weekend off for McIlroy after missing Honda Classic cut
• Analytics make inroads into basketball, football
• Jays take low-risk gamble on Santana
• Cafe rides on ‘Prairie surf’ vibe
• Levies crushing small producers
• New rules don’t keep railways on track
• RETIREMENT DREAMS REST ON HOUSE VALUE.
• Mortgage on your back? Relax
• TSX STABLE AMID U.S. GROWTH SLIPPAGE
• Oil train wrecks put heat on U.S. administra­tion
• SRHBA honours best of 2014
• Feds to help fund biofuels research
• Small business optimism at six-year low
• Kit & Ace a chip off the old retailer
• Saudis’ bold gambit on oil prices pays off in just three months
• Mars mission has potential dark side
• Parents battled in vain to save their two kids from blaze
• The kind-hearted prince in Toronto’s midst
• French immersion flourishes in once-skeptical West
• Why should social conservati­ves be quiet?
• Quebec Muslim felt ‘like an animal’ after lecture
• Ukraine military, rebels pull back from front line
• Cameron defends U.K. security over ‘Jihadi John’
• Retaking key Iraqi city will be no easy task
• Actor transcende­d typecastin­g
• STAR WARS CREATOR
• AT THE GALLERIES
• Diabetes-friendly carbs
• Illusion and reality in Afghanista­n
• So you’ve read Fifty Shades. Now what?
• AT THE LIBRARIES
• What did you do in the war daddy?
• DIVERSIONS
• Tips to decrease your risk of having a stroke
• Nickelback returns to Saskatoon March 10
• Live performanc­e of beloved The Hockey Sweater
• Pam Tillis and Lorrie Morgan
• Pair break cop show rules in darkly comic Battle Creek
• Oscar-inspired looks on your big day
• Five fab frocks perfect for saying ‘I do’
• FIRE AND ICE
• Still wondering if dogs go to heaven
• True Texas Chili
• Craving Nanaimo bar nostalgia
• Crunchy Maple Cornbread
• DARK MAGIC AND RUSTIC CHARM
• And the award goes to ...
• Passing faith to the next generation top priority
• PARISH NOTES
• Westbow condos ‘wow’ in Warman
• A different kind of pet plant
• Ramming home a passive idea with style
• New appreciati­on for antiques
• Everything goes with green
• Recession scars won’t fade anytime soon
• U.S. job and wage gains reach millennial­s

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