Vancouver Sun - 2017-05-19

• Pants protest sees school change its uniform policy
• Party status would mean less money for Greens
• RUSSIA PROBE A ‘WITCH HUNT’
• DYSTOPIAN REDUX
• Tories aim to merge, but will party’s name be a hit?
• Waston aims to avoid more red cards
• B.C. magnate sees glitter in gold prices
• The long road to freeing the innocent
• Ottawa’s plan on shaky ground
• Boeser ready for chance in the NHL
• PANDIA ADVOCATED VOTE FOR INDO-CANADIANS
• Perjury conviction­s over tasering will be heard
• Cities will rely on renewables soon: futurist
• ‘Final count’ starts Monday to determine new government
• UBC quake simulation paints scary picture
• Parties open to electoral reform without a referendum
• ‘Little tics’ give autism advocacy choir’s first album genuine touch
• Pemberton Music Fest cancelled, company in bankruptcy
• Terrace radiologis­t facing more reviews
• Securities commission bans prominent developer
• Third ex-UN member testifies for Crown in Vallee murder trial
• ‘Disappeari­ng’ bookseller now talks openly about abduction in China
• Judge sentences three Chilliwack cattle abusers to jail time
• NDP CANDIDATE BLAMES HIS OWN PARTY FOR LOSS
• Misleading statements often made about marine industry
• Alternativ­e voting in 1950s was neither ‘bizarre’ nor ‘crazy’
• Driver plows through crowd in Times Square
• HIGH-PROFILE MEDIA TYPES ARE GOING DOWN LIKE BOWLING PINS AS THEY OPPOSE RIGID ORTHODOXY.
• Crash landing factors revealed
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT TALKING DOGS
• Resigning board member alleges Potter forced out from McGill role
• Alberta’s Wildrose, Tories agree to merge
• Opposition calls on House leader to recuse herself
• Toews fights ruling that he broke conflict law
• Controvers­ial Fox head created media juggernaut
• Voice soared above grunge
• WONDERSTRU­CK IN CANNES
• MORE ALIEN: COVENANT
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• A WIMPY SEQUEL
• Everything, Everything delivers nothing, nothing
• The artificial life of the party
• STRANGE BEDFELLOWS
• Trump notice to Congress sets NAFTA clock ticking
• OIL EXECS LOOK AHEAD
• Bombardier in talks with Chinese aircraft maker
• Aerospace powers signal start of major trade battle
• Embattled lender adds fifth new director
• Super Bowl ad ruling violated NAFTA: NFL
• Pension board flirts with 12% return as new opportunit­ies beckon in U.S.
• Lawsuits stack up against Barrick Gold
• Plan for blue-liner Pedan is to develop consistenc­y
• Nail-biters the norm in this year’s NHL playoffs
• WHAT ELSE IS ON:
• Mariners scramble to find healthy players each night
• Pillar gets two games for homophobic slur
• Canada holds off Germans to reach semifinal
• GM’S ‘HUGE GAMBLE’ ON SUBBAN HAS PAID OFF FOR PREDATORS
• Sens find themselves in unlikelies­t of places
• Ducks on even terms with Predators after OT victory
• Storied Pimlico on its last legs
• INVICTA S-TYPE RE-CREATION A LABOUR OF LOVE
• MILLION MARK
• FIRST DRIVE

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