Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2016-01-19

• Family says slain biker on cross-country trek
• WILD DEBUT SETS TONE
• Parking system problems just keep getting worse
• Mayor wants driverless cars in growth plan
• REST STOPS NEEDED
• New tour gives Thompson confidence to be himself
• Trudeau’s rebranding mission to Davos
• Bad time for EU to pick a fight with Poland
• Syrians get crash course in Canadian life
• NewLeaf suspends ticket sales
• Restaurant­s cut costs of imports
• FUR TRADE CASUALTIES
• Olauson’s MLA bid could leave Ward 8 in cold
• Goforth trial jury chosen
• Wall should address the failing economy
• Building in haste an ill-advised economic move
• Options for reform
• Protest misguided
• MUSLIM WOMEN MAY BE FORCED TO DROP FACE VEILS, AND PICK UP ENGLISH-LANGUAGE SKILLS IN A NEW BRITISH GOVERNMENT SCHEME AGAINST EXTREMISM, PRIME MINISTER DAVID CAMERON ANNOUNCED MONDAY.
• COYNE: KEEP CALM, THE ECONOMY WILL CARRY ON
• HIGHRISE LIVING AFFECTS CARDIAC ARREST SURVIVAL
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT BABY CARROTS
• B.C. student killed in N.Y. remembered as ‘great guy’
• Rush owner upbeat after a wild opener
• Blades suffering bruises that come with hard play
• TENNIS FIX ANYONE?
• MUSTANGS LOOKING LIKE MILLIONAIR­ES ALUMNI TEAM
• Manning serves notice to New England’s Killer Bs
• Research required to make most of Malbec habit
• FORGET SCIENCE FICTION
• SECRET SOLDIER
• Poor Nameless Boy leaves comfort zone and breaks some rules with new album
• Diplomatic Baldwin says his teen daughter and Bieber are ‘just friends’
• GIVE OUT NON-FINANCIAL GIFTS TO RICH RELATIVES
• ‘MAN WITH THE PLAN’
• Your Daily Horoscope

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