Vancouver Sun - 2017-09-15

• Prepare for disruption: work will stifle, shut down Broadway traffic
• Dope shops are going the way of the dodo
• ENDURINGLY HIP
• FAMILY LITERACY
• Freeloader­s foul housing market: expert
• Feds need to rethink missile defence
• Students killed in horrific dorm fire
• Hall call comes at tough time for Simon
• Subban leans on Green for advice
• Killer was ‘comfortabl­e in jail’
• Victoria merchant turns sleuth to return billfold to U.S. tourist
• B.C. undecided on rules for legal marijuana
• MOM AND POP POT SHOPS ON EDGE
• Same man sought in crash, robbery
• Outbreak warning issued
• Massey bridge could have been built for $900M less, say Liberals
• Nuclear disaster didn’t affect fish or human health: study
• High-profile West Van realtor denies demanding $75K bonus
• REVIEW RAISES DOUBTS ABOUT COSTS OF SITE C
• Goodbye revenue neutrality, hello pet programs
• SUICIDE REVEALS GAPS IN SUPPORT
• A 45-YEAR-OLD ONTARIO MAN WHO NEEDS A NEW LIVER IS HEADED TO COURT TO TRY TO FORCE HEALTH AUTHORITIE­S TO PUT HIM ON THE TRANSPLANT LIST DESPITE A RULE SAYING HE MUST BE SOBER SIX MONTHS.
• ‘Looks like she’s had 18 pints’
• Canadian laws keep dogs from ruling us
• Russia plagued with bomb threats
• Doctors may take tax change out on provinces
• HOUSE OF HORRORS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Twisted path to the big screen
• Bourne to be mild
• Joan Osborne channels her inner Bob Dylan
• U.K. on the money with Austen note
• Splatterin­g of applause
• Grace under pressure
• FASHION FORWARD IN DIVERSITY
• EMPIRE STRIKES BACK
• Global energy retreat continues
• Roots files for IPO as it eyes global expansion
• PIPELINE’S PATH CLEAR
• This hyperloop proved the theory, and created a startup
• Investing hotshots didn’t get that way via timing
• New rules could drive consumers into volatile mortgages
• The Whitecaps are in first place; now what?
• WHAT’S ON TV
• HOLD YOUR HORSES, THE CUP AIN’T COMING NORTH JUST YET
• CFL earns plaudits for padded practice ban
• Economists kick aside suggestion­s of subsidy perks
• Head hits are part of the game, Brady says
• Captains Cup gives schools glimpse into hockey’s past
• Bruce almighty, the Indians are winners again
• Ex-Bomber Walby blasts CFL’s ‘twisted’ rule change
• Northlands Coliseum the latest venue for Shapo’s wild ascent
• NEW E-CAR LOOKS AND DRIVES GREAT
• PIONEERING SPIRIT ON DISPLAY
• Celebratin­g 50 years of all things Camaro
• TIRE INDUSTRY KEEN ON GOING GREEN

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