Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-02-21

• National tribute for artist Cuthand
• Record spending is not slowing Sask.’s HIV rates
• JEFF OF ALL TRADES
• HAPPY TO BE HOME
• Einarson, Jones, Homan battle it out for top spot
• Stone gets 40 months in prison
• Risk of market crash ‘moderate,’ report says
• RCMP to pull back in B.C., but blockades continue
• Five fun events on tap this weekend
• Former Sask. teacher faces sex charges
• Mayor wants details on which tunnels are crime ‘hot spots’
• Council to face public over proposed rules for short-term rentals
• Derailment oil spill estimate now at 1.6M litres: ministry
• City looking to add 22,000 new residentia­l units
• No evidence of theft, fraud in Mckillop: audit
• Petty politics blockading solutions
• The U.S. political system shows us what not to do
• Why the NDP and Greens need to start dating
• The barriers to resolving conflict
• CONSERVATI­VE LEADERSHIP CANDIDATE ERIN O’TOOLE SAYS THAT AS PRIME MINISTER, HE WOULD INTRODUCE LEGISLATIO­N TO MAKE IT A CRIMINAL OFFENCE TO BLOCK ‘CRITICAL’ NATIONAL INFRASTRUC­TURE.
• MIND OF THE OFFICE LUNCH THIEF.
• RARE TREASURES OF A LOST EXPEDITION
• Merkel condemns far right after attack
• Ontario proposal aims to protect seniors with restrictio­ns on sale of mutual funds
• Morgan Stanley sees $13B E*trade deal as ‘a leap forward’
• Burke has big season in net for NCAA’S Nittany Lions
• Curling fanatic rolling on, despite health challenges
• A nail-biting playoff win for hoops Huskies at the PAC
• U of S has high hopes for U Sports wrestling tourney
• Saskatchew­an rink living on the edge at the Scotties
• Penguins still set the bar for NHL title contenders
• Little Leagues ban Astros nickname
• UTILITY AND POWER
• COMPLICATE­D MORALITY
• Growing paean
• Safe space for kids
• HUNTING REVENGE
• Tragically extinguish­ed

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