The Province - 2018-09-13

• ‘PRIVATE’ REFUGEE
• Father knows best? Tim Horvat insists son is ready to wear ‘C’
• School stabbing suspect found unfit for trial
• Gill vows free pool, gym for kids
• Clark joins North Vancouver mayoral election race
• Starchuk running for council seat
• Stewart promises renters’ advocate
• B.C. Greens still oppose NDP promise of renter’s rebate
• Sick killer whale may need to be captured
• Solutions sought for St. Paul’s nurse shortage
• B.C. open to cannabis tax proposal
• UBCM urges Greyhound replacemen­t
• Sockeye harmed by bitumen, study says
• Family of missing snowshoer wants court to declare loved one dead
• Why are we using Russian oil and not our own?
• ‘We are going to move forward’
• MORE ON HUMBOLDT,
• Still weeding out problems
• ‘Get out of its way!’
• WORTH LOOKING INTO
• Patio containers perfect for fall, deliver flowery pleasure
• Incorrect owners’ lists could be a worry
• Replace or reupholste­r?
• DJ Khaled to debut furniture line inspired by items he found while travelling
• Fall stages set for social commentary
• Dinosaurs, animals and the Peanuts gang fire up the imaginatio­n
• Musical royalty — and more — comes to Vancouver
• Female creators highlight fall dance offerings
• Grotesque, beautiful and startling exhibition
• Fabric artist captures cities’ great moments
• Glass having a gas taking radio show on tour
• Musical Hysteria devised for the Fringe
• Love letter to the Swinging Sixties
• Canadian families look to heal wounds
• Fringe Festival has an eclectic vibe
• CALENDAR
• Restaurant steps back in time
• Lemon sauce wakes up flavour of fish
• Facing ‘Angry Black Woman’ stereotype
• Simons takes a bite out of fashion, riffs on Jaws
• Your Horoscope
• Born with a wrench in his hand
• Edmonton keeps tabs on loud exhausts
• Pangos back with Canada’s national team
• Rockies maintain edge on Dodgers
• LEGACY OF SADNESS
• Posey pumped for playoff push in B.C.
• Caps aim to leapfrog over Sounders
• ‘CUP OR BUST’
• Biega knows the score entering camp
• Eriksson sees plenty of potential in Canucks’ young Swedish prospects
• Big season didn’t change Boeser

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