Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2020-08-21

• Chance of average harvest brings relief
• MADD advocates applaud judge’s breath test ruling
• Tale of captive gorilla may resonate with kids
• FOUR-WEEK CERB EXTENSION
• No league, but Huskies resume practices
• Tsx-venture soars on rally in mining
• Outspoken Putin critic ill after suspected poisoning
• Tiny startup lands big deal with transit agency
• Sask. health workers reach new deal
• School gym rentals cancelled for rest of year
• Tiger fires 68 at Fedex Cup playoffs
• ■ DRUNK DRIVER SENTENCED
• Dead South cellist steps down after sexual misconduct allegation­s
• Bus riders’ group calls for mandatory masks
• Province marks fourth day of new virus cases in single digits
• Drone sprays only weeds in crops
• FINALLY, THE TRUTH BEHIND THE SCANDAL
• PROVINCE’S SCHOOL STRATEGY FALLS SHORT
• Schools need virus screening
• Pandemic gives Canada’s big telecom firms a win in Ottawa
• IN THE SPYDER’S WEB
• Bannon charged with fraud
• CANADIANS FOUND WITH SMALL AMOUNTS OF ILLEGAL DRUGS WILL RARELY BE PROSECUTED UNDER NEW GUIDELINES FOR FEDERAL LAWYERS ISSUED THIS WEEK BY KATHLEEN ROUSSEL, THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIO­NS.
• AMERICAN FACES $750K FINE FOR BREAKING QUARANTINE RULES .
• BUSY DAYS AHEAD FOR FREELAND.
• Sask minor hockey boldly inches toward new world
• Your Daily Horoscope
• ALICE IN SUMMERLAND
• Son needs to stand up to his mother

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