Vancouver Sun - 2017-08-05

• HOLDING OUT FOR A HOMECOMING
• THE LINKS BETWEEN OUR SENSES
• Ballet B.C. unleashes dance flower power
• MURAL FESTIVAL
• PASSING FANCY
• Canadian rising star Abanda eager to hold court at Rogers Cup
• Lawyers link Canada’s new 10-year visas to soaring home prices
• DNA test reveals secrets of the past
• NDP will probe lack of B.C. charges in dam failure
• Muslim playwright’s acclaimed one-woman show comes to town
• Sessions steps up efforts to crack down on leaks
• Martin Luther helped shape our values
• Street fair was a dry run for what would become PNE
• ‘EXPECTATIO­NS ARE HIGH AND I DON’T WANT TO LET PEOPLE DOWN’
• B.C. Hydro acts to protect power grid from wildfire threat
• Extreme fire risk rating now in effect across Metro Vancouver
• B.C. government to bring back human rights commission
• HOMELESS SURVIVING SUMMER AT SMALL CAMP IN VICTORIA PARK
• AFFORD $2-MILLION TICKET HOME
• Weaver tees off over Horgan’s ‘outrageous’ golf fundraiser
• B.C. overdose deaths soar 88% in first six months of year
• Sexual assault conviction overturned, new trial ordered
• ECONOMICS TOP OF MIND IN DAM PROJECT REVIEW
• ASSESSING SITE C WILL BE DIFFICULT
• Locavorism won’t solve everything
• Tragic power of a girl over lovestruck boy
• FBI arrest famed ‘white hat’ hacker
• PM insists Canada can handle influx of asylum seekers
• Tubal ligations report ‘troubling’: minister
• Accused hospital fraudster ruled dead
• All-powerful assembly opens amid protests
• GMO salmon caught in U.S. regulatory net
• ‘Most hated man in America’ faces 20-year sentence
• Diana documentar­y to air in Britain despite pleas
• Behold the new ‘short-sheeting’
• DRAWING FROM MIDDLE-EARTH
• CITY REPEATING MISTAKES ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING
• A big reason B.C. is a beacon of prosperity
• LNG must be an important part of B.C.’s future
• New owners celebrate Hotel Georgia acquisitio­n
• Social-media scare
• Briskly through The Blinds
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• A ZESTY DELIGHT
• EASYGOING FIGS ADD A TOUCH OF THE TROPICAL
• YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE
• B.C. BOOKS OF THE WEEK
• War history with a twist
• WEEKEND WINE PICKS
• PROVINCE WELL REPRESENTE­D IN WINEALIGN AWARDS
• Illustrato­r brings her art to the masses with Jergens
• BRINGING SOUTH ASIAN ART TO VANCOUVER
• Seriously ridiculous
• ON HER OWN TERMS
• This Is Us prepares to answer questions
• Don’t spoil yourself!
• Whitecaps trading Texas heat for Colorado altitude
• With Hutchinson out, are Caps still after a midfielder?
• Warner’s remarkable QB run ends at football Hall of Fame
• Paxton wins his seventh straight start, tying M’s mark
• Ahmed breaks Canadian record
• Kim battles the elements for lead at British Open
• IOC decision on Russia for Winter Games still on hold
• Walker has two-stroke lead on wet Ohio course
• Surrey teen Susan Xiao new junior queen after conquering Camelot field in Ontario
• Rise of Ambrosie, and Rose’s fall from grace — again
• Nadal chasing No. 1 ranking in Montreal
• Kaepernick situation exposes NFL’s cowardice
• McGregor’s sparring partner quits boxing ‘circus’
• PSG, Neymar looking to get over the hump
• WHY THE MEAL KIT IS WHAT’S FOR DINNER
• Full-time jobs help power economy’s streak in gains
• THE END IS IN SIGHT FOR KEYSTONE XL
• After failed gamble on Valeant, Ackman mounts a comeback bid
• Gildan pins lofty hopes on relaunch of American Apparel website
• Men typically replacing women as CEOs when they step down: data
• Small business presents big challenge for couple planning early retirement
• A 93% tax rate? Private corporatio­n tax could make it possible
• OPEN HOUSE
• LA AMADA A ‘PRIVATE LITTLE OASIS’
• Odds and ends get a second life
• TIDY TIPS FOR HOUSEKEEPI­NG COUPLES
• PROJECT OF THE WEEK: FOSTER MARTIN
• MASTERFUL MODERN DESIGN
• The outdoor kitchen: For easy meals, plant ‘menu gardens’ of favourite foods
• Magazine-worthy home goes for well above asking price
• CAST-IRON FIX THAT ACTUALLY STICKS
• LA BELLE BARGE TRIP
• CHARMING HEEL SETS EASY PACE
• MEXICAN TRIP BRINGS PEACE
• Christmas markets river cruises in Europe a wonderful tradition
• Glorious Jasper delivers family-friendly adventure
• Baby on board — at 30,000 feet?
• What’s your rush?

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