Vancouver Sun - 2016-05-26

• Three generation­s, all under one roof
• Province ponies up $246 million for transit
• ABORIGINAL GRADS FORGE PATH
• TRADING PLACES
• Anbang aims for entire stake in Bentall Centre
• De Jong decries protection­ism in U.S.
• Harper prepares for a life after politics
• Dawn Pemberton proves city has soul
• Steve Miller, Culture Club to hit stage
• PRIME TIMBER ROTTING AS DISPUTE DRAGS ON
• Fakery could reduce opioid addiction
• Changing schools tough on foster children
• Council spat brings hearing to an early end
• City, province work on plan for shared home ownership
• Normal summer weather predicted for Vancouver
• Whalley street clearing criticized
• Serial killer’s lawyer calls for new trial
• PREMIER’S PLEDGE SHOULD PROMPT A FALL SITTING
• WALK A SIGN OF OPTIMISM
• Co-operation, not amalgamati­on, is the answer
• Alaska fisheries are under threat from B.C. mining
• Shine a light on assisted death risks
• ‘A recurring nightmare for our families’
• THE PROPOSED OVERHAUL OF CANADIAN CONTENT REGULATION­S ANNOUNCED LAST MONTH WAS A MAJOR EVENT. NOW TWO NEW STUDIES ARGUE THAT THE INTERNET MADE THE REGIME OBSOLETE.
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT AN UNUSUAL HEARSE
• ‘Huge’ demand for IVF in Ontario
• Provinces issue guidelines for assisted dying
• Trudeau to promote spending at G7 meeting
• Clear military victories a thing of the past, top soldier says
• Family recalls boy they knew
• Trump approved deal that skirted tax
• AUDIT SLAMS CLINTON’S EMAIL USE
• Conservati­ves look to future at convention
• HIS SUSHI RULES
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• SPECIAL GUESTS CAP CHAMBER SEASONS
• Billy Elliot musical manages to hit both grit and grace
• VANCOUVER INSPIRED NEW ALBUM
• 5 REASONS TO SEE ...
• JEHNNY BETH AND HER LOVE FOR LIFE
• Tragically Hip to play 11-show tour kicking off in B.C.
• CAPTAIN CRUNCH TIME
• BUMPS IN THE ROAD
• Bank of Canada keeps interest rates on hold
• Think-tank blasts limits on telecom content, ownership
• Solar energy outshines oil and gas job numbers stateside
• Business carved out of Mexican stone
• Food court champion sinks teeth into U.S.
• Dillon’s Stanley Cup dream now reality
• Langley golfer aims to start ‘Hay days’
• Lions don’t fuss about missing cubs
• Lions newcomers worth watching
• ROUTED RAPTORS PUSHED TO BRINK

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