Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2015-06-13

• Intimate opera
• NO WARNING OVER RAZED CABINS
• Naked trekkers deported
• RIDERS VS. ESKS IN CFL EXHIBITION
• EAGLE FEATHERS LOST
• BIGGER, BETTER
• SASKATOON BLITZ
• Sorry not enough
• ‘You killed us again’
• Respect ‘crucial’: Traquair
• Sharpening your lawn mower blade a dull task
• Draft raises ethical issues for doctors
• Municipal projects compete for federal funds
• Crown appeals teacher’s acquittal
• Trudeau’s turn at Senate reform
• Cities require better funding
• Gas price rise fuels ‘twitchy’ reactions
• City sets 10-year budget goals
• Hawks remain Koroll’s team
• A STUDY IN CONTRASTS: COOPER VS. QUENNEVILL­E.
• Different reasons, but ready to go
• Saskatoon’s system created good citizens
• Ten players to watch as Riders face the Eskimos
• Nothing fancy about Filppula
• Coyotes win restrainin­g order in lease dispute with Glendale
• Lure of the north hard to resist
• Christine Sinclair has the Rocket’s stare
• Henderson two off the lead in LPGA major
• Huge rally in 7th sparks Blue Jays to 9th straight win
• Shop offers beauty products, education
• Canadians richer than thought
• Rating Boyd’s oilpatch pitch
• CROWN INVESTMENT­S CORP. NAMES NEW PRESIDENT.
• STALLED GREEK TALKS SEND MARKETS LOWER
• COUPLE SEEKS TRAVEL IN EARLY RETIREMENT
• Staying ahead of the tax deadline
• How big does lottery win need to be to let you retire?
• The 10-year mortgage is near a record low
• Petronas to advance Canada LNG project under two conditions
• Middle East game changer may be ‘more trickle than flood’
• ‘Medical appointmen­t’ trip was a red flag
• Somali’s arrest sends message to foes about reach of Canadian justice
• Search ends in Ottawa
• Campaign touts the value of journalism
• AFTERSHOCK
• U.S. court ruling good for Khadr: Lawyer
• South Korean hospitals temporaril­y closed over MERS virus fears
• Airstrikes destroy part of historic city
• FILMMAKER INSPIRES CHRISTIAN YOUTH.
• AT THE GALLERIES
• Welsh enjoying the ride
• Judy Blume faces the music
• AT THE LIBRARIES
• Who’s to blame for our unhealthy living?
• DIVERSIONS
• Actor oozed gravitas as vampire and other villains
• Spread your wings
• CARNIVAL’S FATHOM LINE CATERS TO SOCIAL CONSCIENCE.
• PARISH NOTES
• Savvy modern plus hints of ‘old world’
• Arrange furniture like an interior designer
• Make your backyard work for you
• Hole new perspectiv­e
• THE CALL OF THE RACE
• Women judged more harshly for leaving work early
• This company thinks it can improve your job prospects in 60 seconds
• Coding enrolment soars as students seek tech jobs

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