Vancouver Sun - 2017-07-04

• Extinct woolly dog hair in the fabric of B.C.’s history
• 72 assisted deaths in six months on Island
• FLYING INTO THE G20 STORM
• CANUCKS PROSPECTS
• Bored Lions look for chemistry in Kingston
• The dangers of shaming on Canada’s birthday
• PM’s kids don Richmond clothier’s creations
• Murder charges stayed in 2014 gang slaying
• San Francisco recalls the Summer of Love
• 18 killed in fiery German bus crash
• Paragon urbanizes the resort with soon-to-open Parq developmen­t
• Veteran firefighte­r values being ‘a better asset out in the field’
• Richmond man who fought Mandarin-only meetings moves
• ONE INNOVATIVE TEACHER PUT ME ON BETTER PATH IN LIFE
• Brand trust is critical to all businesses
• Bringing epilepsy awareness out of the dark ages
• CANADIAN CLINICS HAVE BEGUN OFFERING STEM-CELL INJECTIONS, RAISING QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER A TREATMENT WITH HUGE — BUT STILL UNPROVEN — POTENTIAL IS READY FOR ROUTINE PATIENT CARE.
• NO DAY AT BEACH FOR CHRIS CHRISTIE.
• Fourth of July buzzkill
• MACRON: WEAK EUROPE NEEDS NEW LEADERS
• Canada falling behind in driverless cars race
• Consumers to feel sting of rising mortgage rates
• China opens its bond market to foreign investors
• TOTAL, IRAN SIGN DEAL
• Renovation spending to hit record but craze dampening, report says
• Exempt countries help push OPEC output to highest level this year
• Constructi­on spending flat, but ‘bright’ outlook for manufactur­ing
• Departing SaskTel CEO makes case for Crown corporatio­n
• Auto sales keep falling despite strong U.S. economy
• Car troubles? Pitstop is your virtual technician
• Perils of wealth: Why spoiling your kids can hinder success
• Five prospects to watch at Canucks developmen­t camp,
• Canada’s stars chase big goals in Ottawa
• Bouchard loses on busy Day 1 at Wimbledon
• JUDGE IMPOSING HARSH SENTENCES ON OPPONENTS
• Hot Henderson gets back into swing of things
• CHARITY BIG WINNER IN HOCKEY MARATHON
• DON’T MESS WITH THESE GIRLS
• The spirit of inclusion ... helps some indigenous students feel more positive about their relationsh­ip with Canada.
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Being kept alive by default
• The summer of our dissing content
• And upstreamin­g this month ...
• A new spin on an old story
• From bars to baseball parks
• GO BACK IN TIME AT EUROPE’S MANY OPEN-AIR MUSEUMS

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