Vancouver Sun - 2016-08-27

• STEEP LEARNING CURVE
• A FLOOD OF HOPE AND UNITY?
• Whitecaps must shoot for the stars against Galaxy
• Harcourt hopeful for budding pot plan
• TAKING A BITE OUT OF CRIME
• TIME TO HIT THE CANVAS
• Former PM charts path beyond politics
• Maple Ridge prospect may move up to the Mariners
• Even Olympians can’t outrun the taxman
• Study casts doubt on sturgeon catch and release
• Former MasterChef judge on tunes, cooking
• Meet Canada’s overlooked Arctic explorers
• Shutdown of port sparks fears for North
• TAKING B.C.’S TREASURES
• Helping predict patients’ future
• UN gang associate gets 5-year prison term
• Fire forces 274 students to attend another school
• Washington state’s plan to kill wolf pack riles advocates
• Vancouver’s Ross Street Sikh temple damaged by early morning fire
• Couple sues B.C. Women’s Hospital
• Victoria city crews nab snake from storm drain
• AFFORDABLE HOUSING NEEDS SYSTEMIC CHANGES
• REAL ESTATE TAKES A DIVE
• Canada beefs up African pledge
• ONE WOULD HOPE THAT THE LIBERALS’ SELECTION PROCESS FOR APPOINTMEN­TS TO THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA WOULD BE FAIR AND JUST. INSTEAD, IT HAS BECOME A VICTIM OF THE DIVERSITY GAME.
• FRENCH COURT OVERTURNS BURKINI BAN
• Judge likens ISIL to devil as plotters jailed
• The power of Putin
• Sex, lies and secrets of Ashley Madison
• A CAB WITHOUT A CABBIE
• READING BY GASLIGHT
• CHRIST CHURCH DEDICATES ONE OF ITS BELLS TO JACK POOLE
• Kiwis claim another world-first with pizza delivery by drone
• Have a low income? Be sure to file your taxes
• There’s no easy road map for marijuana regulation
• More social housing is humane, sensible
• SHIFTING STUDENT BODY
• Pokemon Go a better way to get people active
• UNDERWORLD REVEALED IN CAPTIVATIN­G NOVEL
• BEST OF B. C.
• AUTHOR PENS HISTORY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
• Speed-writing author dashes off a gritty tale
• BEST ON THE SHELF
• FROM THE SUMMIT OF HOCKEY
• Manchester United facing tough draw in Europa League
• ‘Children of 2010’ will spearhead future Olympians
• Lions take in Ottawa’s sights after Redblacks tilt
• GOLLY GEE, STOP IT RIGHT THERE: MEEKER GETS HONOUR
• Blue Jays’ Travis eager to knuckle down today
• More than just players prove their worth in AHL
• Reed solidifies Ryder Cup case with strong showing in FedEx Cup playoff
• ‘MATURING’ CORNELSON CLOSER TO NEXT STEP
• No driver needed for CP leader
• DO YOU KNOW YOUR CREDIT SCORE?
• Stamps’ defence hungry for more
• Serena chasing history yet again
• Canadian Hayley in race to finish
• BRITTLE ROMO GIVES COWBOYS QUITE A SCARE
• Marshall recalls first impression of QB Fitzpatric­k: ‘He was terrible’
• MID-DAY AT A MOROCCAN OASIS
• TAKE TO OUR WATERS
• FABULOUS FLORENCE
• A FONDNESS FOR THE BAHAMAS
• SAVOURING THE FRASER VALLEY
• DEALS OF THE WEEK
• LAP OF VACATION RENTAL LUXURY
• Trudeau seeks ‘reset’ of Chinese-Canadian relations
• A FIRST-CLASS SNOOZE
• SLOWING THEIR ROLL
• Teck mulling options after order to pay U.S. legal costs
• U.S. court set to hear Trader Joe case against Canadian
• Tribe’s totem pole trek targets energy infrastruc­ture projects
• So you want to want buy a Mustang
• Hoping to ‘reduce incentive traps,’ Finland to run basic income test
• GO LUXE WITH GTC4LUSSO
• COUPLE NEEDS A PLAN TO GET OUT OF THE RED
• How to get technology working on your side
• FRENCH ONION SOUP
• CHOCOLATE AND RASPBERRY MOUSSE
• GRAHAM’S SIGNATURE CAESAR SALAD
• YOGURT- MARINATED LEG OF LAMB WITH CRUSHED OLIVE OIL POTATOES AND GRAINY MUSTARD
• Funnyman knows how to mine gold
• IT’S THE JUICE — NOT THE STOPPER — THAT COUNTS
• Union Bridal brings fresh wedding fashion to Gastown
• VAM QUARTET TURNS INTO A TRIO
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LONDON TIMES CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• A HANDY HOME BASE
• NARAMATA MAKES A NAME FOR ITSELF
• BUILDING PARADISE NEAR THE POND
• MAKE YOUR GUEST’S ROOM GREAT
• Location, renovation­s move Mount Pleasant condominiu­m
• Decades in, mid-century stays modern
• School is back, and so is the clutter

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