The Province - 2018-11-07

• ‘I FEEL BETRAYED’
• Vancouver blows two-goal lead to Detroit, loses 3-2 in shootout
• Parents object to busing kids across city during seismic upgrade
• Abbotsford police honour colleague year after his death
• Operator of Langley marijuana dispensary loses appeal of $270,000 in fines
• Diver who drowned on job fondly recalled
• B.C.’s securities regulator alleges $47-million fraud by insurance group
• Farnworth calls inmate’s death in van disturbing
• Surrey will press mayors on SkyTrain
• Life term for killing man a with rock
• Arrested men allegedly tied to Metro gang conflict
• Emergency department nursing shortage gradually being resolved at St. Paul’s
• NDP axes 15 speed limit hikes approved in the Liberal era
• How companies respond to mistakes affects trust
• MIGRANTS GET AID
• Clement claims sexting extortion
• Postmedia invests in U.S. digital cannabis media company
• DECISION DAY
• Series takes timely perspectiv­e on power
• Walking Dead thrives on a video-game sensibilit­y
• Fleetwood Mac goes its own way
• Sinead finished with white people
• Soy sauce the star ingredient your cuisine is craving
• YOU SAY TOMATO, I SAY POTATO
• FARMER’S MARKET VEGGIE AND YELLOW LENTIL HUMMUS
• McCAULEY’S 5 PLANT-BASED EATING TRENDS
• Your Horoscope
• CUE THE COMEBACK
• What’s the best way to beat winter rust?
• Officer not about to quit ‘cold turkey’
• Gardner’s passion for soccer in full bloom
• Whaley making golf history yet again
• SPIN MASTER
• POWER RANKINGS
• Buono will be missed — honest, he will
• No Mullens it over
• COWBOYS WON’T MAKE COACHING CHANGE: JONES
• Q the lineup
• Trail blazer
• Now, they’re quiet ...
• Lopsided scores a worry in youth hockey
• ROAD WIN JUST OUT OF REACH

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