The Province - 2015-06-11

• BARISTAS SPILL THE BEANS
• CRITICS FEAR NATURAL GAS USERS WILL PAY FOR LNG PROJECTS
• PREMIER ‘INSISTED’ ON BRIDGE YOGA BASH
• ‘Classic old-timer’ on market for $12m
• ‘It’s just a disaster waiting to happen’
• TransLink chief apologizes for shutdown
• Officers can’t handle spiking eco-abuse calls
• Balconies, open windows pose danger to kids
• Kelowna Mountie in court on second unrelated charge
• 150 line up to speak at pot hearing
• Murderer of Gail Miller dies at 65 behind bars
• Crown seeks 7-year sentence in gang-related kidnapping
• Resident pleads guilty to U.S. cocaine charge
• Clean up your act, CBC chief tells TV journalist­s
• When is majority going to stand up to all the nonsense?
• B.C. preparing for province’s LNG labour needs
• Police killer was under investigat­ion
• Canadian siblings await obscenity investigat­ion
• U.S. boosts Iraqi training to include Sunni fighters
• Nigeria judge releases child bride, 14, accused of killing husband, 35
• Pope Francis to hold bishops liable for pedophile priests
• Casual elegance
• THERE’S NO NEED TO THOROUGHLY DEADHEAD RHODOS POST-BLOOM
• DO PLENTY OF HOMEWORK BEFORE HIRING THE SERVICES OF A CONSULTANT
• Home renovation show set for weekend
• Party time: Recipe for throwing a backyard bash
• Making your backyard a summertime haven
• Remedying a leak on stucco
• Marvel superheroe­s ready to do battle
• Online out-scares dinosaurs?
• Seafood fest celebrates marine bounty
• Art to be focal point for 2015 Italian Day
• Legendary designer opts to stay classy
• Eating placenta may be dangerous to your health, researcher­s find
• Lyme disease not the only tick threat
• Her love for automobile­s ‘runs deep’
• A few minutes of relief in a fast car
• What else is on:
• Jays’ Copeland delivers an eye-opener
• Chan back in competitio­n, eyes Olympics
• Teeing it up for final test before Open
• Pettersen, Park lead field for Women’s PGA Championsh­ip
• Next big challenge awaits Wawrinka
• Hamber’s golden glory one to remember
• Thompson believes in team
• Dellavedov­a hospitaliz­ed after Cavs’ Game 3 win
• Lions can’t wait to open their present
• Crawford answers bell for his Hawks
• No splitting hairs over playoff tradition
• Blackhawks don’t dominate, but they win to tie series
• Canucks are in trouble, but not alone
• More teams means lopsided matches
• Don’t dismiss Swiss after opening loss
• BIRDWATCHI­NG THE KIWIS

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