Vancouver Sun - 2012-05-18

• Poachers steal ancient cedar
• Kitsilano coast guard station shuttered by budget cuts
• Parents happier than childless couples: UBC study
• SMALL SPACE GARDENS
• BABY ON BOARD
• HITS JUST KEEP ON COMING
• Citizens get say in naming infrastruc­ture
• Committee opposes total ban on cosmetic pesticides
• Ties to federal party could hinder B. C. New Democrats’ shot at leadership
• African penguins settle in at new digs
• Retailer can help you take your dinner table off the grid
• Auditors seek Translink cost savings
• ‘ We don’t believe your story’
• Blackboard bucket list charts life’s biggest goals
• Guitarist credits Hansen for his success
• Inspectors quarantine fish farm as company prepares for cull
• Trustees risk jobs over deficit budget
• Pilot had fiance’s parents aboard when float plane crashed
• Traffickin­g charges expected
• Gangsters convicted on gun charges
• Mulcair’s diagnosis is off the mark
• Revenge of The Village People
• Commercial vehicle and road safety a priority in B. C.
• Charting a new course for forestry
• A better way for megaprojec­t assessment decisions
• Students should be angry about what universiti­es teach them
• Strategist­s eye race- tinged attack ads
• Commercial rocket flights on trial
• Qatar’s scientific gamble
• OPPONENTS TURN UP HEAT ON MULCAIR
• Ottawa ponders moving jobless, study suggests
• Canada has a plan to crack down on pollution
• Student strike provides Charest with his window of opportunit­y
• Newcomers over age 50 costly: memo
• Ottawa keeps 2007 pension report under wraps
• Disappeara­nce prompts call for open trial
• Most- wanted fugitive gets life sentence
• U. S. reveals plan to attack Iran
• Greek leaders spar over euro membership
• Head hits affect learning, study finds
• Animals try to outrun rapid climate shifts
• Breast cancers vary significan­tly
• Iain Macintyre on the Canucks
• De Voest hopes for hometown advantage in Davis Cup
• Heat can’t handle fired- up Pacers
• Kings juggernaut rolls on
• Goat Getzlaf takes blame for ‘ sick’ loss
• Derby winner waiting for rides
• Rangers are not dwelling on loss
• Froth and frenzy over Hassli’s goal
• Arena football a pipeline to Lions
• Lawrie swallows his suspension medicine as Jays sweep Yankees
• 2010 loss to Italy a wake- up call for powerhouse men’s team
• Bestsellin­g pregnancy guide provides source material for comedy
• ‘ They are just so hateful and hurtful’
• High Society lands with a thud on stage
• Disco queen Donna ruled with hits, glitz
• French actor attracts U. S. gaze
• After the Battle turns Egypt’s revolution into drama
• Canadian author’s book comes to life at Cannes
• Smart script buoys blockbuste­r
• Taylor Kitsch carries weight of big- budget film on his shoulders
• Fumbled story blunts satire’s barbs
• A time machine worth taking
• The many lives of Bob Marley
• Doug Dillard brought banjo music to TV
• Quirky teen sex romp with a feminine perspectiv­e
• Lemieux, Carr soar at Heffel auction
• The Undead vs. Bridezilla
• Vancouver business experts see potential upside to Facebook
• Thinking about travel insurance
• BC Place overhaul earns top stadium award
• Bubble talk just hot air, condo guru says
• Canadians spend more than $ 20 billion on U. S. trips
• Exports to rise 13% in 2013
• Buying a strata unit needs extra care
• Depreciati­on reports will ensure buyers and owners are better informed
• Natural gas producers in survival mode
• EUROZONE WORRIES TAKE HEAT OFF TSX
• Home tours
• Kora colour
• On the shelf
• TOP PICKS FOR SUN AND SHADE
• Sportage FC
• Zack at the Wheel
• Collector Classics
• Road Trips
• Annual Kootenay event draws outdoors- oriented riders
• JOHN THORRINGTO­N’S RIDES
• All British show fondly recalls days gone by
• Strange sightings in urban jungle
• Wide array of standard gadgets keeps motorists connected
• Enjoy an espresso after reaching the RV park
• How to cope with seller’s remorse

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