Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2021-06-24

• SHA BUDGET AT $4.3B
• Newcomer to prairies notices scarcity of trees
• COUNTRYSID­E CREATIONS
• Amazon powers ahead with Alberta solar project
• COVID skeptic suspended, stripped of positions
• Focusing on the good is an opening for O'toole
• Sajjan under fire for aide's past
• Downtown, Riversdale community safety plan poised to begin July 1
• Saskatchew­an-made vaccine yields strong early results in trials
• Masks, other rules remain for municipal operations
• Crisis negotiator says he's `still surprised' at how standoff ended
• Woman charged in officer's death receives new lawyer
• SSO, Saskatoon Opera push musical boundaries with Mozart Reimagined
• Award-winning author Brandt chosen library's writer in residence
• PUTTING END TO RACISM KEY TO CITY'S GROWTH
• Tumultuous ride awaits councillor­s on property taxes
• Federal wage subsidy huge help to Riders' bottom line in 2020-21
• SIX MORE CANADIAN PUBLISHERS MAKE DEALS WITH GOOGLE
• BATTLE OVER BIG TECH BEGINS.
• Conversion therapy and online bills in doubt
• Sex-starved husband has to accept wife's physical limits
• A ticket to a golden life
• Aviator and internatio­nal figure skater, Colin Ratushniak, is La Ronge's first openly gay mayor
• Saskatchew­an is a perfect place to find plenty of lilacs
• Everyone must learn to decide what is best for themselves
• Experience the wonders of Little Manitou Lake this summer!
• Mark your calendars!
• Arts in full bloom this summer
• Come on down – the water’s fine!
• The Drive In at Manitou Beach offers novel summer experience­s
• #CROSSWORD

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