Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-01-04

• LIVING WITH ASPERGER’S
• Sask. moves toward deal with Ottawa on emissions
• ‘A SHOWCASE’ BUILDING’
• STAGING HISTORY
• Trump hits back at ex-aide Bannon
• Riders acquire veteran QB Collaros
• The must-see shows this winter
• Conservati­ves angry about emails from candidate
• First Nations look at forming own police service
• Canadian sales hit record 2 million in 2017
• CanniMed shareholde­rs told to reject takeover
• Theatre star accused of sexual assault
• CITY FACES HIDDEN HOUSING CRISIS
• Redekopp to challenge MP Trost for nomination
• CITY HALL FACES LONG LIST OF ISSUES IN 2018
• Religious congregati­ons strengthen communitie­s
• Take action to ease pay gap of CEOs, staff
• Library changes are taking a toll
• Public schools miss opportunit­y to help
• NORTH KOREA OPENS A KEY CHANNEL OF COMMUNICAT­ION WITH SOUTH KOREA EVEN AS IT BATTLES WITH TRUMP OVER THE SIZE OF NUCLEAR BUTTONS. ‘MINE IS MORE POWERFUL AND IT WORKS,’ THE PRESIDENT TWEETED.
• YOUNG STAFFERS MORE VULNERABLE TO HARASSMENT ON HILL: MAY
• Hostage rescued from Afghanista­n appears in court
• New therapy can cure breast cancer in mice
• Blades hope Paterson’s hot hand is new normal
• Quarterbac­k’s contract status first job to tackle
• Road to PyeongChan­g moguls runs through Calgary for Canadian sister act
• BOWER REPRESENTS A UNIQUE FIGURE IN HOCKEY LORE
• Canadian opponents continue to lay it on thick
• JUNIORS STILL MIGHT EARN OLYMPIC SHOT
• Canada has two more games
• Collaros trade to Roughrider­s a win-win-win
• Your Daily Horoscope
• PACIORETTY MIGHT BENEFIT FROM A CHANGE OF SCENERY
• MUSICIANS? MAGICIANS? ACROBATS?
• Resolve to see more music in 2018
• This song could earn ‘cold’ status
• Let husband deal with his sister
• Investors jump in after BlackBerry seals deal on auto software
• No progress on jobs, pipelines means carbon tax will be all pain and no gain
• Spotify ready to put stock strategy to the test

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