Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2016-08-29

• Delisle couple found dead
• Attitudes lax about drunk driving: Poll
• BLADES SHARPENING
• China aims to ease tension over rights
• Thai golfer wins CP Open
• U.S. murder suspect may be living as a woman
• Connected homes make spending easier
• Henry Winkler grateful for long career
• Seniors eligible for variety of credits
• Remai Modern curates the web
• Political cuts affect party preference
• Level playing field for all council candidates
• Emergency workers hope program can reduce tragedies involving young drivers
• Doctors key to cutting costs: expert
• NEW APP EASES DAYCARE HUNT
• Apply cross-cultural justice measure to heal racism in province
• LET’S LEARN TO USE CPR
• Have a say on electoral change
• We need to increase efforts on job safety
• TORIES AXED CHANCES TO EASE FLOW OF SYRIANS
• PAUL MARTIN’S ADVICE ON HOW TO DEAL WITH CHINA
• ITALIAN VILLAGES FEAR BEING LEFT TO DIE
• Your Daily Horoscope
• U.S. pop falls flat after Moosehead mauling
• Colts trample Hilltops on their home turf
• Roughrider­s hope the second half of season is better
• NO MCENROE TO LEAN ON
• Despite showing some signs of progress, Riders lose yet again
• Brewers first team from Sask. to make President’s Cup
• Winnipeg clicked after QB switch
• Extensive layers of security at the U.S. Open
• DARK IN THE ‘LIGHT’
• Canada spared American EpiPen price increases
• Today’s Syrah has managed to get itself out of a jam
• Sister-in-law has become ‘a thorn in our side’

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