Vancouver Sun - 2015-10-31

• Strictly ballroom
• A GOOD SAMARITAN
• HOW DIVERSE ARE WE?
• Our home and native land
• Full-stream ahead
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: 1926
• New wine policy threatens industry
• Family store a victim of the times
• Lack of data boosts flood risk in B.C.
• B.C. needs its own pot plan
• Judge who died after work was ‘bright spark’
• City in fight with province over taxis
• TransLink to replace diesel buses that made people feel ill
• Man planned to kill mom: Prosecutor
• Captain touts valour of crew, passengers
• UBC-led ‘white paper’ to outline ways forward for Canada, China
• Province, city need to stop sniping on viaducts
• B.C. needs strong access to informatio­n regulation­s
• More than 350 B.C. teenagers need permanent homes
• There’s diversity — then there’s super-diversity
• Natives look to Trudeau to rebuild trust
• What was your favourite costume?
• Staples founder was ‘dynamic visionary’
• Musician helped country star Carpenter forge Grammy-winning career
• When your child grows up to kill
• TURKEY AT A CROSSROADS
• WHO’s meat warning triggers backlash
• ‘She didn’t give no problem’
• Cracking the Senate conundrum
• Former Tory adviser bids Harper campaign team good riddance
• Netanyahu, Trudeau phone call ‘very positive’
• Checking Putin’s power plays
• Support builds for dissident artist Ai’s Lego project
• TRIAGE IN THE WILD
• 10 SPECIES AT RISK
• Nations agree on new joint peace effort
• G.E.M. BRINGS DAZZLE TO CANADA
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Grocery store wine woes
• WINE PICKS OF THE WEEK
• Second skin
• Old soul, new sound
• Irish composer sets tragedy to music
• Lady Gaga performs at AIDS gala
• Rebel with a (lengthy) pause
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• PLAYOFF HOPES ALIVE
• AT HOME ON THE ROAD
• HE’S STILL AN MVP
• METS DISH OUT ROYAL ROUT
• Backup Bachman gets the job done
• New format puts sloppy, exhilarati­ng fun back in overtime
• Epic battle looms in Portland
• 3 KEY MATCHUPS
• 3 MEETINGS THIS SEASON
• 3 INTANGIBLE­S
• Bryant’s return questionab­le as Cowboys set to face Seattle Sunday
• Carter dons his black cape one more time
• Chan within striking distance of gold upon return to competitiv­e figure skating
• Goalie Rheaume’s breakthrou­gh moment being made into movie
• Serwa, Thompson soulmates on slippery slope
• Bulls & Bears
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• FINE DRIVING:
• Bringing First Nations values to forestry industry
• Growth slows to a crawl in August
• Winning the hearts of customers
• PROPERTY BUY RISKS MOM’S ROSY RETIREMENT
• Harper’s move to Calgary will cut tax duty
• TSX ENDS WEEK IN RED ON GOLD, FINANCIALS
• A PRIME POSITION
• WHITE ROCK:
• Art house down by the bay
• Bold and beautiful
• Keep closets clear of clutter
• Home provides heritage appeal
• Mohammed’s Journey
• PET INSPIRES A FLIGHT OF FANCY
• No whines for these wines
• Apple TV solid for video, gaming
• LET TECH KEEP YOU TOASTIER THIS WINTER
• A new vision for the suburbs
• Migration issues will test Liberals
• Historic fiction examines clash of empires
• On the front lines of the refugee crisis
• BEST ON THE SHELF
• Festival events had a lot to offer
• Welcome to the Jungle
• UNITED STATES:
• Indulge in Cornucopia’s many offerings at Whistler
• No need for a car in Toronto’s core
• British captains can’t wed couples
• Camp sheds light on dark past

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