Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-04-20

• A LITERARY DISTINCTIO­N
• Human smuggling charge shocks neighbourh­ood
• GOING BACK TO HER ROOTS
• Medical pot producer set for $10.5M expansion
• RIDERS DROP DB COX
• DeLaet takes week off to regroup
• Accused takes stand in firearms trial
• Northern First Nations receive mental health funding
• Sens need one more to oust Bruins
• MORE ON BORDER JUMPING,
• Yellow Quill expands urban reserve, waits on office building
• Researcher’s lentils were province’s gift to world
• Province defends move to prohibit court challenge
• Invest in public health, doctors advise
• RCMP looking for three suspects following La Ronge homicide
• It’s time to scrap the New West Partnershi­p
• History of income tax is a worthwhile read
• Province betrays property owners
• Milking Trump to our benefit
• BRITISH LEFT-WING LABOUR LEADER JEREMY CORBYN IS LOVED BY THE RANK AND FILE BUT HATED BY MOST OF HIS OWN MPS — MANY OF WHOM EXPECT TO BE OUT OF A JOB AFTER A GENERAL ELECTION IN JUNE.
• OILERS FANS LOOKING FOR A LITTLE RELIEF
• MP LINKS FREE SPEECH TO UNIVERSITY CASH
• Men and women, both behaving badly
• FIRM LINE MUST BE DRAWN INVOLVING PLAYERS WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ISSUES
• Football rematch 26 years in the making
• CAPITALS SHOW THEIR METTLE
• HOW TO RUN IT AT 83
• Classy bunch headed to Hall
• Habs goalies, past and present, meet
• Diapers and double OT: Life doesn’t stop for the post-season
• DAIRY BOMBAST NOT A THREAT — IT’S REALLY AN OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Losses in clean-tech industry mounting
• Shiverette­s rock feminist agenda
• FINDING HIS FOCUS
• Man’s old tryst with friend upsets his new girlfriend

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