Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2016-01-18

• RESIDENTIA­L SCHOOL SURVIVOR PAYMENTS TO TOP $3 BILLION
• U of S researcher­s honing in on cause of Alzheimer’s
• Szechuan Kitchen big on flavour
• NFL conference finalists are now decided
• Osayande’s return gives team a big boost
• Could Canada Post one day become Canada Pot?
• How extremists wreaked havoc in Burkina Faso
• Playing with Fire tells Theo Fleury’s story
• Shelters busy in bitter cold
• Old and new from Blue Rodeo
• PREJUDICE TOWARD TEENS
• Court of appeal upholds nine-year sentence for violent robbery
• Exhibit an artistic reflection of Saskatchew­an’s history
• Invest to help keep fun seekers near home
• IGNORE ECONOMIC NAYSAYERS
• Death with dignity vital
• LIBERALS’ SILENCE ON TERRORISM IS DEAFENING
• THE GUNMEN WHO STRUCK IN BURKINA FASO WERE FROM THE AL-MURABITOON BATTALION, A FACTION LED BY A ONE-EYED ALGERIAN ALREADY WANTED BY THE RCMP FOR KIDNAPPING CANADIAN DIPLOMATS.
• The one-eyed Algerian behind the deadly Burkina Faso attack
• Does hotel living hint it’s checkout time for Mulcair?|
• Sabotage at pipeline sites a headache for firms and public
• Focus on tax rate for RRSP planning
• Looking for Mr. Right in a new small town full of Mr. Wrongs
• Khloe’s new show
• ECONOMICS NOT SIMPLE IN CFL’S WEIRD SYSTEM
• PEDAL TO THE MEDAL
• Gibson steps down as Rams’ head coach after one season
• Djokovic offers a healthy choice ahead of Open
• A Story SO Unique, It Simply Has To Be True!

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