Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2017-01-26

• All calm, no storm for Trudeau
• Protest organizer couldn’t ‘turn a blind eye’ to oil spill
• CONDO PROJECT GROWING
• SUSPECT IN STOLEN CAR
• Blades veteran Shynkaruk saved the best for last
• People scared to offer feedback on review
• Wintershin­es festival and what you need to know
• Why Trump’s fixation on trade balance is absurd
• Bryce Dallas Howard is pure Gold
• Festival celebrates the music of Mozart
• Trump signs order to build his wall
• Profession­al wresting in Canada owes a lot to Saskatchew­an-born Stu Hart
• Mayor says Trudeau visit good news for local issues
• Bulk of oil spill on First Nation has been mopped up
• Early protests act like a light in the darkness
• Cutting front-line staff is not the answer
• It’s time to come clean, Mr. Wall
• Maintenanc­e slows progress on massive Jansen potash mine
• Ford honours charitable car dealer
• Vader gets life for ‘banal’ crime: killing two seniors
• SHE WAS BOTH MARY TYLER MOORE AND MARY RICHARDS. AN ICON FOR HER AGE AND A COMEDIC TALENT WHO COULD TURN THE WORLD ON WITH HER SMILE.
• VANCOUVER ISLAND ‘DICTATORSH­IP’ UNDER FIRE
• KNIGHTS OF MALTA AT CENTRE OF PAPAL ROW
• JAIL SENTENCE OVER SPONSORSHI­P SCANDAL
• First Nation urges renaming of Langevin Block
• Thanks, Hank, for all the great memories
• Carter reportedly signing with Roughrider­s
• RAONIC RUN IS DONE
• SWINGING WITH STARS
• Teammate’s doping strips Bolt of Beijing gold
• Dakota Dunes Open ends nine-year run
• Bid to revive Keystone faces key challenges
• Canada-U.S. auto industry gears up for trade policy changes
• Nut controvers­y puts cracks in McDonald’s breakfast plans
• Montreal electronic duo ready for touring
• OSCAR FEVER COMES NORTH
• Band Listings
• WINTERSHIN­ES FESTIVAL INCLUDES SOUP COOK-OFF
• DAUGHTER EMBARRASSE­D BY BLUE-COLLAR ROOTS
• Your Daily Horoscope

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