Vancouver Sun - 2015-04-13

• St. Paul’s Hospital on the move
• Oil may lurk below surface of English Bay
• For IQ tests, the U.S.-Canada border makes a big difference
• MASTER SPIETH
• BID FOR THE WHITE HOUSE
• School funding cuts spark rallies across B.C.
• Sockeye run at risk due to federal policy, say critics
• Shops cloud truth about pot, says expert
• Naturalist’s historic home in danger
• SFU observator­y gets $2.7-million gift
• Two B.C. bands sue on behalf of residentia­l day students
• Vancouver vs. Calgary
• Surrey opens innovation hub for medical technology
• Pope accused of promoting hatred
• Anti-Muslim pogrom in 2002 casts shadow over Modi visit
• CUBA: HARPER WARY OF NEW RELATIONSH­IP
• Canadian’s U.K. visa hinges on affection in her 45-year marriage
• Quebec dads on paternity leave do more housework in the long run
• Chinese tourism booming, but not everyone’s happy
• Three ordinary lives forever linked
• Beijing seeks influence via infrastruc­ture bank
• Apartheid by any other name
• DOLLMAKER IS NO LAUGHING MATTER
• FLAMES ON BRAIN
• GARCIA’S GRID BITS
• FINDING FAULTS
• McIlroy happy with finish, but Woods had bone to pick
• Man City’s derby dominance ends with loss to United
• Shanahan fires away, but onus on him to build it right
• Serious stuff replaces fluff
• Tsubota takes gold in slopeside competitio­n
• LAST-MINUTE DOS AND DON’TS
• Allie X marks the spot
• COACHING ADVICE
• A disturbing nightmare of pain and torture
• The Fault in Our Stars shines
• Hamm set man ablaze in brutal 1990 fraternity hazing, court documents show
• Influentia­l humorist Stan Freberg shook up advertisin­g industry

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