Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-06-12

• ART WITH A PURPOSE
• Virtual grads are still on as crowd size rules ease
• MINISTER IN CHINA’S DEBT
• RCMP think mom killed two children, herself
• NDP recovery plan is missing cost estimates
• Wyant Group Raceway hoping to start engines in August
• Seeding in province all but finished
• Artemis Fowl a little less than magical
• FIVE WAYS TO FILL THE DAYS
• City accelerati­ng reopening of some leisure facilities
• Frustrated family calls out hospital
• Managed alcohol programs come to aid of self-isolated in Saskatoon
• Guidelines expected next week for reopening of such facilities as day camps, outdoor pools
• Boss convicted after employee in ‘trouble’ propositio­ned for sex
• Putting all non-whites in one box and assuming it’s OK rankles
• Sask. true to form with cautious reopenings
• OVERSEEING OUR POLICE
• Use face shields, experts urge
• REMEMBERIN­G QUIZ SHOW FALL GUY.
• FIVE ISSUES ENGLAND’S HISTORIC SITES FACE IN PANDEMIC
• Feds are not in charge of the fight against COVID-19 — thankfully
• Small biz locked out of CEBA loan program
• Failure to penalize Argonauts not a good look for the CFL
• ‘TIPPING THE CAP TO THE SILENCE’
• Red Sox say racism at Fenway ‘is real’
• NHL GEARS UP TO ICE NEW BOYS OF SUMMER
• Your Daily Horoscope
• RIVERS STILL HAS A STRONG ARM AND FIRE IN HIS BELLY
• RETURN TO VIETNAM
• SPIKE LEE IS ‘BUILT FOR THIS’
• A fatherly Bond
• Marriage is a power struggle
• Tattoos can’t scar King of Staten Island
• Watchdog probe reveals Quadriga mystery was simply a case of old-fashioned fraud
• Fed’s ‘long road’ lays bare challenge to Macklem
• TSX craters on worries slump from virus won’t end soon
• EV A Luxury DRIVE

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