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B.C. man accused of 'barbecuing' meth on his apartment balcony A man suspected of cooking methamphetamine on a barbecue on his apartment deck in Abbotsford has been arrested. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:13:07

Crews clear path through devastation left behind by Washington's mudslide (with video) Crews have cleared a path through the muck and devastation wrought by Washington's deadly mudslide, making the painstaking search for victims easier. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:13:06

A hotter world means less food, higher costs, 'hotspots of hunger,' UN climate panel says Global warming makes feeding the world harder and more expensive, a United Nations scientific panel said. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:13:05

Guinea reports Ebola death toll rises to 78; Liberia confirms first fatality from disease CONAKRY, Guinea — Health authorities in Guinea are facing an “unprecedented epidemic” of Ebola, an international aid group warned Monday as the death toll from the disease that causes severe bleeding reached 78. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:13:05

Flights across Canada and U.S. cancelled as Lufthansa pilots' strike grounds 3,800 flights Germany’s Lufthansa will cancel some 3,800 flights because of a three-day strike by the pilots’ union later this week, hitting more than 425,000 passengers. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:13:03

Saskatchewan posts 3.5% average weekly earnings increase in January Saskatchewan’s average weekly earnings rose by 3.5 per cent in January over the same period last year, the fourth-highest, year-over-year, percentage increase among the provinces, Statistics Canada said Monday. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:13:02

Canada faces stark choices in dealing with resurgent Russia: expert OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird says he hopes Russia has seen the "virtue" of diplomacy to resolve the crisis in Ukraine, while a defence expert warns that Canada should be paying more attention to Russia's claims in the Arctic. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:13:01

Riders returning to Saskatoon for training camp The Saskatchewan Roughriders are running back to Saskatoon. The Riders announced Monday that they will stage their 2014 and 2015 training camps at the University of Saskatchewan’s Griffiths Stadium. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:12:58

Sask. father accepts mediation for assaulting man who shot family dog Michael Price, who after his family’s dog was fatally shot assaulted the man who fired the gun, will participate in mediation rather than go to trial. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:26

Saskatoon MP represents Canada across the globe Blackstrap MP Lynne Yelich says she travels the globe making a case for good trade rules and regulations, knowing her province will benefit. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:25

Review: Chemistry key to success in Stop Kiss In a perfect world, Stop Kiss wouldn’t need to be a play. It’s an ordinary love story. Two people meet, get to know one another and start to fall in love. But it’s no happily-ever-after. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:25

After unanimous vote by board of directors, SREDA CEO LeClair fired Two weeks after being charged with not filing a tax return for nearly a decade, Tim LeClair is out as president and CEO of Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:24

Minimum wage index expected to be introduced within weeks in Saskatchewan: gov't The provincial government expects to introduce minimum-wage indexing regulations in Saskatchewan by the end of April. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:24

Drunk driving case in conservation officer death heads to trial Blaine Thomas Taypotat has consented to being committed to trial on charges of driving drunk and killing a conservation officer. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:23

Saskatoon company fined after falling steel bars hurt worker An construction company must pay $35,000 in fines after steel bars fell six floors onto the head of a worker below. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:23

Drugs charges laid by Saskatchewan police after nine-month investigation Police in Saskatchewan have arrested eight people and charged them with trafficking cocaine and marijuana after a nine-month joint investigation. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 19:02:22

Regina Pats still searching for answers It’s an indisputable fact that the Regina Pats enjoyed a banner season in 2013-14. Then the playoffs arrived. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:12:26

Labelle stepping back from STEP It’s Monday morning and Lionel Labelle is thinking about “the pipeline”. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:12:26

Saskatchewan's Gordie Howe inks book deal Saskatchewan-born hockey great Gordie Howe has a book deal. Category: News Newspaper: Leader Post Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:12:24

Photos capture an endangered landscape A Saskatoon photographer and biologist is concerned that if Saskatchewan's native grasslands and public pastures aren't managed carefully, the province risks losing the already greatly diminished habitats and wildlife he frames with his camera. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:01:43

Biologist marvels at the intellect of martens The forest is a classroom. Animals lead. Gilbert Proulx follows. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:01:42

Lessons won't be lost, commissioner says On the lowest level of the Shaw Conference Centre, someone attending the Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings pasted new handlettered captions on photographs Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:01:42

Student film much more than a project Most university students celebrate the end of a project with a pint. The students involved in Creating for the 21st Century Screen will celebrate with a premiere. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:01:41

Backyard body remains a mystery The body of a 46-year-old woman was found in the backyard of a Pleasant Hill home Saturday, but the circumstances surrounding her death remain a mystery. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:01:41

U of S, SIIT deal opens doors for aboriginal students Tanis Sundown was the first member of her family to take post-secondary training, but the thought of attending the University of Saskatchewan was just too intimidating. Category: News Newspaper: The Star Phoenix Region: Prairies Feed: News Date: 2014-03-31 11:01:40

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