Vancouver Sun - 2015-01-03

• REAL ESTATE REVIVAL
• GIFTED STUDENTS LOST IN SHUFFLE
• A RETURN TO DOWNTON
• Off the beaten track
• Optimism reigns for new year
• Stealth flying under the radar
• Mother knows best
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY 1967
• A call for a return to rationalit­y
• Home values ride the commodity cycles
• Logging threatens tourism, kayaking company charges
• Transporta­tion service faces huge challenges in 2015
• Drinking driver who learned lesson makes amends through volunteeri­ng
• Forensics class in high demand here and abroad
• Grade 7 pupils turn undergrads
• That’s how they Rolls with it
• AirAsia earns praise for handling of crisis
• KILLER’S VIOLENT PAST COMES TO LIGHT
• Trappers struggle to keep Fur Table auction alive
• Cold and alone
• Armed forces court Christians for service
• Tribunal should not include Palestinia­ns, Canada says
• Ku Klux Klan road rage heads to court
• Pope dares to side with science
• Prince Andrew denies U.S. sex abuse claims
• Disabled slaves toil in ‘living hell’
• Rescue of latest migrant ‘ghost ship’ points to change in strategy
• Hilary Swank: animal activist
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• KICKING IT UP A NOTCH
• LOU-BIRDS WILL CHIRP
• DUTY AND THE BEAST
• Curb your expectatio­ns
• THE BIG NUMBERS
• WHO’S NEXT
• Fire sale officially on, as Oilers deal Perron
• McDavid lights ’em up
• Bulls & Bears
• Robson reflects on rejection before call from Hall
• Loss to Russia for second straight year leaves U.S. juniors with bitter taste
• Podium spot within sight
• DeRozan’s patience is wearing thin
• STEALTH POKE CHECKS ...
• Roster overhaul, new bench boss all part of the plan to bounce back as champion
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• FINE DRIVING: TECHNO LUXURY DEFINED
• Ontario to benefit from pain in oilpatch
• Click-happy patrons drive eateries to sharpen focus on visual appeal
• The specs:
• COUPLE WORRY WHETHER THEY CAN KEEP QUALITY OF LIFE AS RETIREES
• Five ways to kick-start tax saving
• TSX SURGES DESPITE SINKING LOONIE, OIL
• Period drama’s Countess of Grantham is no stranger to fame
• Mind Your Manners, Downton Abbey-style
• Xavier Dolan: ‘A lovable brat’
• The Science is in: How Downton Abbey created the ‘perfect TV episode’
• Love wine? Learn labels
• Can Nolan save the blockbuste­r?
• Pirate’s Passage took Sutherland back to his Nova Scotia youth
• CANADA’S BREAKTHROU­GH DESIGNERS COMPETITIO­N
• Podcasts create new audiences for old shows
• Showrunner­s take to Twitter to connect with their fans
• The man who stood up to Scientolog­y
• Log home craftsmen a cut above the rest
• Minaj says she has been ‘haunted’ by teen abortion
• Foxcatcher’s subject furious about his portrayal
• Kwok family’s interests in British Columbia
• EX-BALLERINA PUTS NEW SPIN ON EXERCISE
• Harper handcuffed over ‘tough-on-crime’ stance
• Forestry sets example for the future
• Our organ donor system sorely needs reform
• Event has more misses than hits
• What will be the breakout app for 2015?
• Seven possible doomsday scenarios
• Tsilhqot’in look to powerful future
• Prohibitio­n in U.S. led to exciting times in Canada
• A valuable resource on our local waters
• New library for New Year
• RESORT-STYLE residency
• Deep Cove home offers panoramic ocean views
• Lanzarote unmatched in its aquatic charms
• Top 10 best skiing, boarding moments of 2014
• New Viking Star to offer high-end experience
• Classicall­y trained Ryall became a familiar face as character actor
• German pianist Frank was student of Schnabel
• Singer was oldest Grand Ole Opry star

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