Vancouver Sun - 2016-06-29

• High heat, concrete a fatal mix in impoverish­ed areas: study
• Larger fines recommende­d to rein in real estate cheats
• SHARING A FEW KIND WORDS
• ISTANBUL ATTACK
• Cameron’s pleas ignored at EU meeting in Brussels
• Backup goalie hoping for a place on Cup final stage
• Extraditio­n approved for Dutch man in Todd case
• Rats! Little love for those wretched rodents
• Well-travelled coach lands with Lions
• Parents say school closures would be ‘blow’ to community
• Surrey shooting kills family dog
• LIBERALS PUT SQUEEZE ON MASSEY TIMELINE
• Mistreatme­nt of First Nations leaves much to atone for
• First Nations demand progress on fishery
• Speed limits rolled back on two B.C. highways
• IF YOU LOOK HARD ENOUGH, YOU CAN FIND A HANDFUL OF RECOMMENDA­TIONS OUT OF THE 118 PROVIDED BY AN INQUEST INTO THE DEATHS OF SEVEN ABORIGINAL TEENS THAT MIGHT MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
• CIVIL WAR II
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT A SLAVE BEHIND A FABLED RECIPE
• Trudeau, Peña Nieto stand for free trade
• Canada seeing spike in deaths due to terrorism
• We’re in second place on social progress
• Canada chastises Abbas for false claim
• Brexit leader laughs while Brussels boos
• Banks Island Gold mine could reopen
• No bubble here, says report from mortgage industry
• OIL IN ON LUCIC PLAY
• RISE OF THE OFFICE CONDO
• FLOATING CRUDE MAY BUOY PIPELINE CAUSE
• B.C. chamber taps into ‘entreprene­urial spirit’ with new CEO
• First homegrown Chinese jetliner makes debut flight
• Superior Plus running out of time on Canexus play
• Petronas LNG bid faces 90-day wait
• Observers sift for clues on Liberal telecom policy
• ARGOS MISFIRE AT WRONG TIME
• POWER RANKINGS WEEK 2
• No surprising run for Pospisil
• Coach took women’s basketball into national prominence
• Hodgson must be blamed for England’s Euro shambles
• A FRESH TASTE OF PARIS
• SPELLBINDI­NG SOUND
• CANADIANA ON THE MENU
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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