The Province - 2016-12-09

• ‘I WAS ON DEATH’S BED’
• CANUCKS: Fourth liners show plenty of Skille (and Megna) in Tampa
• Video surveillan­ce in businesses can violate privacy laws
• City braces for massive snow dump
• Car-share services prepared for winter driving in B.C.
• Abuse ruled out, boy back with mom
• Thousands try out new Evergreen Line in first five days
• B.C. responds to opioid crisis by setting up six new overdose sites
• College student loses battle over $173 transit ticket fine
• Sechelt emergency shelter bursting at seams
• Auditor raps B.C. for not reporting its progress on missing women recommenda­tions
• Creating happy holiday tears
• Pension-seeking doctor ‘one of finest men that I know’
• Better get ready for Trudeau’s carbon cops
• Godspeed, John Glenn, Godspeed
• 'Is it fat shaming if you know you're not fat?'
• We own Parliament Hill, Algonquin band claims
• Fintech as a force for social good
• Great performanc­es drive political drama
• From aristocrat to astronaut, actor has flair for dramatic
• Filmmaker Ma has global perspectiv­e
• Stars serve up Christmas turkey
• The Violin Teacher — the same but different
• Fuller House feels like home
• TIFF reveals its picks for Canada’s top 2016 movies
• The great brawl
• Douglas turns 100
• Making spirits and your pocketbook a little brighter
• Barking up the Christmas treat
• What’s on:
• UFC 207 is all about Ronda’s return
• Osipov one of a few imports to stay loyal
• Giants’ new look is anything but uniform
• Bach would like to ban cheaters for life
• Ring Magazine names Ali top fighter for 1966
• Cellar dwellers fighting relegation
• Whitecaps re-up Erik Hurtado; Blas Pérez now a free agent
• Winning is contagious in Toronto
• No. 1 Grey Ghosts not an apparition
• Raps too much for youthful T’Wolves
• QBs’ careers hanging in the balance
• Redskins put on the defensive
• Karlsson sets Ottawa scoring record
• Gardiner finally finding a comfort zone
• CONCUSSION­S on the menu with a side of caution
• Olympic prospects dim for NHLers
• Bulldog Biega gets bump to blue-line
• Riding the Wave
• BUICK, VOLVO ARE THE COMEBACK KIDS
• GET A GRIP ON THE REALITY OF USING WINTER TIRES
• KEEPING YOUR COOL IN MALL PARKING LOTS
• Quick spin in a 2017 Jaguar XF 20d R-Sport
• The ultimate driving machine is back
• Three vehicle repairs you should avoid attempting yourself
• Mitsubishi Outlander: Sensors and sensibilit­y
• Santa Fe hitting all the high notes
• Chevy Volt as cool and fun to drive as it is practical

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