Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2015-04-09

• Warman to build $700,000 skate park
• WEIR POWER VIABLE, REPORT SAYS
• The value of the Vimy
• SOLVING AUGUSTA
• Police probe fraud allegation at U of S grad students’ associatio­n
• TRAGIC NIGHT RECALLED
• RULE CHANGES
• MANSLAUGHT­ER
• SENIOR’S DEATH
• Group challenges motorists to hop on the bus
• Drinking from kitchen faucet acceptable in secret
• Lighthouse resident endorses shelter program
• Pilot project aims to streamline divorce
• E. coli flowing downstream from Regina raises concern
• Man accused of major Sask. fraud seeks release on bail
• Diplomat’s son told police of other drug ripoffs
• Canadian bombers strike ISIL stronghold
• Chemical-free farming viable
• Place glaciers on the agenda
• LESSON FOR SASK.
• LESSON FORGOTTEN
• Conservati­ves’ budget law made to be broken
• What is a senior, anyway?
• Time for Canada to step up game in global trade
• Riders fans breed apart, says Stamps’ Raymond
• OH CANADA! WHAT A PLAYOFF DRIVE.
• Rules reviving the great Canadian game
• Hounds wary of Mustangs’ deadly power play
• Wheaties, Tigers should meet in East final
• No doubt phenom McDavid is No. 1 in NHL scouting bureau’s eyes
• Monahan money in clutch moments
• No golf tournament quite like the Masters
• Spencer not pleased with view outside ring
• France offers Canadian women ‘true test’ before World Cup
• Saunders’ Jays debut not too far away
• GOING GLOBAL
• High Kicks more than ‘teen heartthrob­s’
• MCLEAN’S AMERICAN PIE DEMYSTIFIE­D.
• More Danko, and even more cowbell
• Lascue finishes strong
• BAND LISTING
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Shameless Duffy filled boots fast
• Poor signage helps Winnipeg write up $19M in traffic fines
• U.S. police shootings go beyond black and white
• HOW THE SHOOTING OCCURRED
• Tsarnaev guilty on all charges in Boston Marathon bombing
• Le Pen seeks to oust father from National Front
• Exhibition of cartoons in Iran will mock the Holocaust
• Students design for basic needs
• ‘Transforma­tion’ theme at SaskCentra­l AGM
• Proposed law ‘symbolic’
• FASHION RETAILER WORKS TOWARD TURNAROUND.
• TSX EXTENDS RALLY DESPITE OIL’S FALL
• High-yield debt deserves another look
• Quotas alone won’t end gender gap
• Staff who won’t buy in offered buyouts
• Degree not always the easy way out
• Britain’s PM bites off a mouthful

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