Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-05-21

• RITES OF PASSAGE
• Seventh death in Sask. from virus
• Snowbirds will fly again, former commander says
• WELCOME HOME KENDRAH
• CHANGING COURSE
• Shopify expands into financial services
• Cases in China suggest virus is mutating
• Why you can get a haircut, but not a tattoo?
• Get ready to plug parking meters again
• 15-year-old could be next Mcdavid
• Feds want cash, equity for support
• Mental-health related calls to police on rise over prior two weeks
• Program assessing youth runaway risk may expand
• Defence in murder trial granted adjournmen­t until fall over virus issues
• Show and Shine, Rock the River festival called off
• Meili calls for binding arbitratio­n in bitter refinery dispute
• Council to reconsider Mcormond speed limit
• Stiff winds hindering bid to control wildfire east of Prince Albert
• Forced off live stage, Short Cuts Theatre Fest turns on video cameras
• Pandemic’s effect on border subject of online discussion
• Indigenous tourism hosts feeling crunch
• Parliament sheds its Hogwarts image
• We can’t forget mental health of kids during crisis
• Chinese revival draws shipments of Canadian and Alaskan oil
• Fallout from pandemic threatens a decade of energy security gains
• SMOOTH RIDE ON INFLATION TARGETS COULD BE OVER
• Cleared to land despite lockdown
• Report’s lessons not learned
• Volunteer work in Italy buoys Calgarians
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT FORCED MARRIAGES
• Wear masks, Tam advises weeks after dismissing them
• A NEW CHAPTER
• Choosing the right time to end a relationsh­ip can be difficult
• THE SECRETS TO A HAPPY LIFE
• Trust in the tale
• Soulful Saskatchew­an voices sing out via livestream
• Sask. Grey Cup gala on hold until 2022
• U.S. Open without fans would devalue title win: Cilic
• Michigan’s Harbaugh prefers empty stadiums to no games
• SEPTEMBER START REMAINS BEST-CASE SCENARIO FOR CFL

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