Vancouver Sun - 2017-05-02

• CLARK MAKES POPULIST PITCH
• HOME ON THE WATER
• City faces $10-million flood tab
• MINISTER UNDER FIRE
• Former UN gangster identifies accused at scene of murder
• Explore hidden charms of Romania’s capital
• Far-right group splinters over ‘racist agenda’
• Voting for city’s official bird is underway
• Election rallies bring insults, unrest
• Empowering girls via hobby horses
• North Van player happy as a hurler
• Capitals back in series with OT win
• OPPENHEIME­R LAID THE CITY’S FOUNDATION
• 6.2-magnitude earthquake, aftershock­s rattle parts of B.C.
• Clark says she won’t fulfil business community’s wish for tax reforms
• NDP pledges electoral reform
• Polygamy trial turns into charter battle
• GETTING OUT THE VOTE KEY TO ELECTION RESULTS
• Province’s next government must stand by Site C
• MINISTER ON THE DEFENCE
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PRINCESS CHARLOTTE
• Bernier in driver’s seat before leadership vote
• Winners, losers in $1.1-trillion showdown
• Credit line a ‘sign of confidence’
• Pembina calls $9.7B Veresen takeover ‘magic’
• BUZZ ABOUT BUFFETT
• Who might buy Home Capital?
• Fired CRTC official back on the job
• Freedom Mobile ‘bigger opportunit­y’ for Shaw than ViaWest, analysts say
• U.S. money manager bets on acquisitio­n
• Oil slump makes real estate Canada’s crutch
• Mac’s on track for Game 3
• Clarke ready to step up for Lions
• The grind’s just fine for Manitoba’s McLeod
• WHAT ELSE IS ON:
• Cavaliers shoot Raps down in series opener
• UP 2-1, OILERS WILL NEED ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR GAME 4
• 1988 Olympic legacy opens up possibilit­ies
• FROM THERE TO ETERNITY
• THE GUARDIANS ARE BACK
• (Climate change) puts some of the world’s most vulnerable people at greater risk.
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• A man of his words
• SHE DID SURVIVE
• Moore to take on Trump

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