Vancouver Sun - 2014-10-03

• Gangsters face life for massacre of six people
• BADGE OF HONOUR
• Tackling crime key to election campaign in Surrey
• TWISTED THRILLER
• WASTE WORDS
• City to treat e-cigarettes like tobacco
• For restaurant­s, it’s hard being green
• Guard nearly had to deal with suicide on his own
• Government­s relying more on lower-paid private security
• B.C. woman seeks to file Fisheries Act charges over fuel spill
• ‘Network congestion’ blamed for social welfare computer outages
• Vancouver rocker Bif Naked takes up ‘welfare diet’ challenge
• Supreme Court rules B.C. court fees unconstitu­tional
• Distracted drivers face more demerits
• SURREY SIX: A TIMELINE
• Judge rejects evidence from alleged killer
• Hong Kong’s Leung offers to hold talks
• PM’S WAR PLANS WARRANT SKEPTICISM
• Gobsmacked by Godsmack
• Video shows relaxed Magnotta disposing of Lin’s remains
• Archeologi­st describes ‘haunting experience’ of peering into wreckage of HMS Erebus
• Girl Guides devastated after campground robbed, vandalized
• Ebola patient’s family under armed guard
• Hajj pilgrimage begins amid tight security
• PM pledges to make clean sweep of nation’s eyesore public spaces
• ‘Counter-terrorism efforts’ expanding
• Canadians must wake up quickly to Middle East nightmare
• TURKEY’S GOVERNMENT GETS NEW POWERS TO FIGHT ISLAMIC STATE IN SYRIA, IRAQ
• Trash is their treasure
• Internal review to probe health ministry firings
• MLAS must act to aid business growth in B.C.
• Harper needs to define limits on mission to Iraq
• RCMP hat policy far from ‘radical’
• Drugs can help treat sex offenders
• Royals launch legal action against pair of paparazzi
• Wanted: Royal chewing gum cleaner
• Apartment takeovers spark anger in East Jerusalem
• CAPS’ MORALES: ‘I FEEL GOOD’
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• Clark chides Ottawa over overhaul of TFW program
• Premier sees Petronas LNG decision this year
• New video management software debuts
• Facebook fixing guidelines for experiment­s on users’ behaviour
• Grocery chains deliver market gains
• Harper says deficit ‘significan­tly lower’ than expected in budget
• The kids just aren’t into Paypal
• Cost control the new mantra
• OIL, COPPER HIT LOWS AS TSX ADDS TO LOSSES
• CANUCKS: KASSIAN FEELS LIKE HE’S ALMOST GOOD TO GO
• Beck and call: Stalwart QB awaits his moment
• ‘Pinktober’ paints over league’s issues
• Hocktober horror for Horvat
• Matthias picks fine time to become centre of attention
• Orioles pummel Tigers, Royals edge Angels
• BENNIFER NO MORE
• IN THE GARDEN: ENTHUSIASM FOR ORGANICS WANES
• Takeover creates biggest talent agency in B.C.
• HOROSCOPE
• A few to watch from Idswest
• Throwaway society
• Disappoint­ingly derivative dish of horror
• Canadiana, 1970s, pinnipeds fuel Smith’s odd horror comedy
• A little Gallic charm
• Less than rapturous tale of the Apocalypse
• Not quite Ripley, believe it or not
• Sockeye slime convinces angler to turn the camera on fish farms
• Two directors share VIFF’S Best New Director award
• Ninja Turtles voice work a Green dream
• Memoir author infuses Orange is the New Black with real inspiratio­n
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• A DIRTY DEBUT
• A SWEET NOTE
• COUGAR LOVE
• THE SPORTY 2015 PORSCHE CAYENNE
• Automotive wizard has a leg up on Google when it comes to tracking down tires
• School’s back — so here’s your safety lesson
• Get your mind on the gutters
• Wood’s wow factor won’t wane

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