Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2022-06-17

• Complainan­t in Regina sex assault trial takes issue with judge who heard case
• Woman says brother died after being attacked by dogs
• Running opinions doesn't mean we agree with them
• Saskatoon needs new soccer stadium
• NDP DISUNITY A GIFT TO MOE
• A season of arts, culture and fun in Watrous-manitou
• Spotlight on safety amid bridge collapse hearings
• Lametti to amend Criminal Code to address controvers­ial ruling
• Maxwell defence seeks light sentencing
• MORE SPEED AND FUN
• A legacy of unmarked graves
• CELEBRATIN­G INDIGENOUS ARTISTS: DREZUS AND ANDREA MENARD
• TRADITIONA­L BIRTHING A STEP TOWARD RECLAIMING HEALTH CARE SOVEREIGNT­Y
• INDIAN ACT AT ROOT OF PRESENT-DAY ISSUES
• SPIDERHEAD COMES UP TAILS
• It's time for your neighbour to grow up
• Telus strikes $2.9B deal for Lifeworks in push into digital health
• Freeland sets out $8.9B plan to combat runaway inflation
• Revlon, beauty icon for nearly a century, files for bankruptcy
• Did you accept Visa or Mastercard credit cards between March 23, 2001 and September 2, 2021? If so, apply now to receive money from class action settlement­s
• Don't allow Russia, China to control critical minerals market: Wilkinson
• Kuemper giving Avs just what they need
• `Every second counts'
• Canada's Hadwin surges to early lead at U.S. Open
• Degrasse wins Oslo 100 metres
• Family, football and forced fumbles

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