Vancouver Sun - 2015-05-22

• Seniors cry out for help as home care aide hours cut
• Not every visitor loves everything about Vancouver
• Vancouver exceeds target for rental housing
• KIDS’ PLAY TIMES 3
• CLOONEY AND KIDS
• Wet wipes and grease clogging up our sewers
• Plan for cash-poor ‘interestin­g,’ Lake says
• NDP leads Conservati­ves in four key B.C. ridings, poll suggests
• Backers of union law under fire over tactics
• In praise of small-town traditions
• Logging builds ahead of pact: Greenpeace
• Bridge high enough for LNG tankers proposed
• Business leaders commended for tenacity
• Popular Fish House restaurant to close after 25 years
• Further service cuts abandoned
• Truths about the war with ISIL
• When did we get so sensitive?
• PALMER: LNG PROJECT REMAINS ‘IFFY’
• THE FOREIGN FIGHTERS WAGING WAR FOR ISLAMIC STATE
• Stanley Cup grinders sock it to rivals when it comes to salaries
• Retired senator’s wife faces new legal trouble
• Climate rally follows the money
• ‘No legitimate reason’ for Canadians to join jihad: PM
• Melnyk donor driven in part by Cup dream
• Suicide bombing wait list? Must be the Saudis ...
• Navy hunts for stranded migrants
• Despite cruelty claims, town’s mayor vows dolphin hunt will stay
• Beijing to U.S. aircrew: ‘This is the Chinese navy — You go!’
• Workers struggle to clean up oil spill on coast
• Regulation­s for marijuana sales should include taxes
• Unlike separatism, Canada is real
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• IN THE GARDEN: GNOMINATE A FRIEND
• Auteur’s funding failure has silver lining
• Getting your house in order
• Fashion designer biopic a hedonistic romp
• It still knows what scares us
• Should we laugh or cry at disturbed Alice?
• Humble Letterman says good night
• Teenage CRUSH
• Lawn ornaments
• Oy ’Vette!
• INDUSTRY INSIDER: TOP-DOWN CRUISING
• Grand lady of classic cars was well known on circuit
• High-flying knight of sky ran Emirates
• Bing helped pioneer Lamaze approach to childbirth
• CANUCKS’ KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT: GM
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• New energy minister will need expertise, political shrewdness
• Shopify shares soar on first day of trading after IPO
• .sucks really sucks, say furious companies
• Many in Metro believe city hall is beholden to developers
• Why volatility can be an investor’s best friend
• U.S. consumer giants feeling the squeeze
• TSX HIGHER AS CRUDE CLIMBS BEYOND US$60
• When your tipple talks back
• New kid on Asia’s lending block spurs infrastruc­ture-pledge boom
• Big energy clashes with Kerry on climate change
• Babcock’s salary has everyone talking
• NHL PLAYOFFS: DUCKS TAKE SERIES LEAD
• Even after Babcock hiring, Leafs’ future fuzzy

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