The Province - 2018-08-30

• DRUG FIRMS SUED
• MONEY LAUNDERING: B.C. casinos claim revenue down because of new rules
• UBC comes up with the perfect study
• Neglected prison graveyard restored in shadow of condos
• Would-be killer gets 11 years
• Auditor general outlines Hydro concerns
• State of emergency extended into September
• ‘Relaxed’ night of theatre for a special audience
• PNE showcases the fine art of the pitch
• Great music, global culture showcased at Richmond World Festival
• Macdonald statue to go public again
• B.C. can learn from Ottawa’s poverty mistakes
• Trudeau, Trump optimistic on NAFTA deal by Friday
• PTSD help for killer an ‘outrage’
• HUNTERS HUDDLED
• GOOGLE DENIES RIGGING CHARGE
• Homeless Samaritan suing couple who raised funds on his behalf
• INSIDE STORY
• Bountiful apple trees can take a year off
• Strata sections comparable to provincial municipali­ties
• Five plays to see at the Vancouver Fringe
• Skookum brings vibe of major summer music festival to heart of Vancouver
• Acts to catch at Skookum fest
• Internatio­nal Pop Overthrow in town
• Superorgan­ism adapts and thrives
• Delicious legacy of the ‘boat people’
• This blushing water is summer party worthy
• the WINE GUY
• Don’t freak out! Start by relaxing
• Your Horoscope
• SCOOTING TO DISASTER
• Ontario to reform helmet rules
• Future of Canadian skating barely old enough to compete
• Mariners defeated by Lucchesi, long balls
• Osuna sounds off on treatment after assault charges
• Tiger-Phil match is simply a cash grab
• Canadians sizzle
• Seahawks trade for backup quarterbac­k
• The Tavares effect
• Brodeur returns to Devils in business role
• BOMB SHELLS
• IN FEAR OF .500
• The Ex factor
• AROUND THE NFL
• National duties beckon for three players
• WON’T BACK DOWN

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