Vancouver Sun - 2015-02-02

• SEATTLE STUNNED
• Province backtracks on proposed congestion tax
• NO ROOM FOR WIMPS IN THIS RACE
• Parents call for a return to basic math
• BEAUTY & THE BEAST
• A personal quest
• A bolder, brighter Sun today
• Ugandan woman helps former child soldiers and rape victims
• Man accused of killing gang leader is free
• Fahmy’s release in ‘final stages’
• Biographie­s of Al-Jazeera journalist­s
• ASIA-PACIFIC REPORT: JAPAN’S NEW REALITY
• Japan reacts in horror to killing
• Militants may have never intended to free journalist
• Experts credit two ‘lost’ bronzes to Michelange­lo
• A battle the Opposition cannot win
• Low fuel costs give farmers a small measure of optimism
• Study takes poke at WHO’s medical advice
• Toddler shoots both parents with mother’s handgun
• China seeks to nurture love for humble spud
• Anti-tax group has hijacked debate
• There’s nothing childish about military debate
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANUCKS FALL SHORT
• SLOW IN THE SNOW
• FIVE FOR FIVE
• Seattle’s unlikely star electric in breakout performanc­e
• Katy Perry roars through glitzy halftime show at Super Bowl
• Kenins scores first NHL goal
• Koepka takes long road in one-shot desert win
• Villa blanked again in lopsided loss to Arsenal
• Banged-up Osborne-Paradis not hopeful heading to world championsh­ip
• MOVIES: PLENTY TO ANTICIPATE IN 2015
• HOROSCOPES
• Shondaland: In real life, women can’t have it all
• COACHING ADVICE
• Mr. Grahame-Smith goes to Hollywood — and doesn’t stop
• Comedy mines religion’s unconventi­onal reality
• Singer tells of personal struggles

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