The Province - 2016-11-20

• WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO NORA WHEN THEY’RE GONE?
• Feds promise action on fentanyl crisis, Alberta acts on pill presses
• Got the ski bug? The VIMFF can help with some tips from the experts
• Decorating for Christmas no longer has to be traditiona­l, designers say
• The Canucks are winning, but working overtime to post their points
• VICTORIA’S SECRETS
• HOROSCOPES
• HIGH SCHOOL
• Pipeline protest march draws thousands
• If you suffer from depression, it will pass
• Warming could slow volcanic cooling: Study
• Hero pulls neighbour from burning home
• Grandma grateful for help during holidays
• Dead humpback found entangled in aquacultur­e lines
• Parks board employees to receive ASD training
• Killer jailed for three more years
• ’I have a lawyer. His name is Jesus,’ sex offender tells court
• North Pole 20 C warmer than normal
• Scientists launch plan to stop asteroid from hitting Earth
• If you go …
• Dallas by foot
• Silversea gets small-ship luxury right
• Demolition almost done on Blue Hawaii resort
• Pope warns against creating walls, divisions
• 190 nations agree to strengthen Paris accord
• Amid the tweets, Trump meets Mitt
• Trump’s trade threats fray nerves at summit
• Mother’s love of British royalty is behind his flair for showmanshi­p, Trump says
• Are Caps keen on Keane?
• Flames set to rack up the miles
• Surprise! Canucks crumble in OT thriller
• Rookie Laine pushing toward the next level
• Old man Burris still has something to prove
• The Three Keys
• Season pain, November reign?
• Messam had to learn how to fit in
• WESTWORLD
• HOSSA HOGTIES CANUCKS
• HOLIDAY PLANNER
• Belgian-style blond dawn of a new era
• Sugar substitute­s play role in rising obesity rates
• Clubbin’ for Christmas
• Five recommende­d stage events
• Four recommende­d seasonal concerts
• Five recommende­d family events
• Car dealers look for more growth in 2017
• Coastal Ford Trucks: The right tool for the job

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