Vancouver Sun - 2017-04-26

• SOFTWOOD HARDBALL
• Former plural wife faces her polygamist husband in court
• CANUCKS GO WITH GREEN
• A TASTE OF APPALACHIA
• Sabres rattle amid Korean standoff
• Local pubs and shops can’t keep up with rising costs
• Gretzky just can’t hide his excitement
• The Pope offers hope in surprise video stream
• Thames returns to MLB as a superstar
• THE LAST IMPRESARIO
• Legalize heroin to lessen overdose deaths: doctor
• Resistance may not be futile with our robot overlords
• TV debate marks show time for B.C.’s election
• Solar road surface to be tested in Kamloops
• Lumber a critical election issue
• Homeless advocates call for ‘death review panel’
• B.C. Supreme Court does turn as Caribbean bill collector
• Gang trial witness says he’s not lying now
• CONSERVATI­VES FINISHED, WHICH COULD HELP NDP
• Halt fracking until harmful effects are understood
• This rodeo town is bucking the activists
• Blame Canada was a spoof, Mr. President
• IVANKA TRUMP MET WITH A HOSTILE RECEPTION WHEN SHE STEPPED OUT ON THE WORLD STAGE AS A WHITE HOUSE ADVISER. THERE WERE HISSES AS SHE DEFENDED HER FATHER’S ATTITUDE TOWARD WOMEN.
• CANADIAN HISTORY OUR WAY.
• THE DANGERS OF POLITICAL SELFIE PHOTOS
• Emails reveal UBC managing Furlong crisis
• Flynn appears to have broken law: congressme­n
• New U.S. lumber tariffs derided as ‘shakedown’
• Great-West to eliminate 1,500 jobs by 2019
• Metro cost cuts pay off with profit rise
• CPPIB inks deal to get big slice of education market
• CN Rail shipments up, but efficiency takes a hit
• GOOGLE CARS HITTING THE ROAD
• Cyanide spill puts Barrick in deeper hole
• Most against privatizin­g of airports: survey
• COLIN PERRY’S SORGHUM & APPLE STICKY PUDDING
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• JACKED UP BLT SANDWICH
• DECONSTRUC­TED BLT LETTUCE CUPS
• A CAUTIONARY TALE
• Military inspires CFL players during tour
• Pole vaulter Barber announces he is gay
• THE RIGHT MAN FOR RIGHT NOW
• Canadians hoping to hear NFL’s call this weekend
• His foot was broken — his play was anything but
• Umpire’s gaffes frustrate Jays’ catcher Martin
• Bumgarner bummed about dirt bike crash
• Guardiola coming up short in big games
• It’s time for Raptors to show they can finish
• WHAT IS YOUR PLANNED LEGACY?
• Message from the Chair, CAGP Greater Vancouver Area Chapter
• Make your mark with a charity you love
• What is planned giving? Why is it important to me?
• ONE LEGACY GIFT, MANY HAPPY ENDINGS
• What’s in a name?
• Help keep families close when it matters most
• HOW PIONEERING WOMEN MAKE SMART LEGACY
• Supporting Your Family’s Charitable Giving Aspiration­s Through Cascading Planning
• A Legacy of Friendship
• Inspiring philanthro­py
• DEFINING YOUR LEGACY: CRAFTING CHARITABLE GIFTS IN YOUR WILL
• Everyone Can Leave the World a Better Place. Will You?
• More than a gift in your will
• WILLS, DEMENTIA AND CHARITABLE GIFTS: PREPARING TO GIVE GENEROUSLY
• PROTECTING CANADA’S NATURAL LEGACY
• A Plan to Talk About
• A HEART OF GOLD
• Your Estate – Creating a Legacy Plan

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