Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-12-29

• Coaches see football as road to reconcilia­tion
• Pain patients being caught up in opioid battles
• HEBIG SIGNS WITH OILERS
• SP sports writer Darren Zary picks his highlights of 2017
• DISTRACTED DRIVERS
• Former NHLer on fighting, homelessne­ss, brain woes
• Rookies open up about their first year in local politics
• Critic’s choice: Chris Knight’s Top 10 films of 2017
• Cars easy prey for thieves when left to idle in cold
• Ticats can talk with QB Johnny Manziel
• It’s official: Roy Moore lost Senate race
• 5 FUN WAYS TO MARK THE START OF ’18
• PotashCorp, Agrium merger gets green light
• City police officer facing assault charge
• Sarauer impressing friends, foes during stint at NDP interim leader
• Feds must support shift to low-carbon buildings
• There’s no place for trade barriers between provinces in Canada
• RUSSIA BAN A FAIR MOVE
• Man accused of murdering cellmate denied parole again
• A BLOODY ATTACK, A WORRYING TREND
• NEARLY A YEAR AFTER THE TRAGIC MURDERSUIC­IDES OF A FORMER SOLDIER AND HIS FAMILY SENT SHOCK WAVES ACROSS THE COUNTRY, THE NOVA SCOTIA GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED IT WILL LAUNCH AN INQUIRY INTO THE DEATHS.
• HOLIDAYS PRODUCE TONNES OF TRASH.
• DISABLED CANADIANS FORCED TO HIRE LAWYERS
• Matthews back in Leafs’ lineup
• ONE BIG STAGE FOR THE BIG RIVALRY
• Beware the NFL’s meaningles­s games
• Chess champ refuses to defend titles at Saudi event
• THE CARS THAT BLEW US AWAY
• BEHEMOTH BUILT FOR SPEED
• REFINED WAGON HAS PLENTY TO OFFER
• COUNTRYMAN PERKY, PLAYFUL BUT ALL BUSINESS Mini’s first plug-in hybrid delivers stellar efficiency without being a dullard
• Government­s looking through rose-coloured EV glasses
• Your Daily Horoscope
• REEL PREDICTION­S FOR 2018
• LIGHTS, CAMERA, DISTRACTIO­N
• Teenagers and chores: the battle continues
• Suncor reports ‘excellent progress’ as it pushes to finish $17B Fort Hills facility
• First Nations businesses see potential in growing pot industry

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