Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-05-26

• Moose Jaw opens hearts as Snowbirds come home
• COVID-19 recoveries far outpacing new infections in Saskatchew­an
• ‘CHINA HAS BEEN BUSY’
• NHL, players navigate details of return
• Americans hit beach as death toll rises
• First Nations closing borders in bid to thwart virus
• Travel at 90 is a different experience, but still great
• CP Rail asked to explain why trees were clear cut
• Council increases speed limit through swale
• U of S researcher­s near human trials on vaccine for COVID-19 pandemic
• City aims to use $15M from province for deficit
• Plan coming to restore ERS as rural anger increases
• Target of racist attack thanks community for support
• Provincial parties dismiss subsidy
• Edenwold ratepayers to get property tax cut
• Mother of slain inmate pleased killer given life sentence
• Court hears shots fired in bar bid to commit ‘suicide by cop’
• Adaptabili­ty an asset in post-pandemic world
• Conservati­ve race will be a real mudslinger
• Piece of city history salvaged from iconic Golden Dragon building
• New coach stepping up behind Contacts’ bench
• Even when his pants split, Brady comes out a winner
• GOLF HOLDS NOTABLE PRIVILEGES AT THIS POINT IN PANDEMIC RESPONSE
• THE LIBERALS HAVE TAKEN NEW STEPS TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR INTERNATIO­NAL STUDENTS AND TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKERS TO RECEIVE EMERGENCY BENEFITS, BUT THE NEW POLICY IS ‘EXTREMELY TROUBLING,’ ONE CRITIC SAYS.
• ABE PRAISES THE ‘JAPAN MODEL.’
• Pandemic algorithm looking at what’s next
• Where there’s a will, that’s good
• Rude couple continues to put noses where they don’t belong
• POST-PANDEMIC FICTION COULD LOOK DIFFERENT
• The world faces a fork in the road
• No expiration date on the heart
• Help is on the way
• SCOA continues to connect with seniors
• COVID-19 highlights need for changes to elder care: SSM
• Bond buying sparks ‘fake markets’ fears
• INFLATION ONLY A REMOTE RISK, BOC CHIEF SAYS

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