Vancouver Sun - 2017-09-29

• Towers to mingle with firs in new Musqueam project
• HOW B.C. CASINOS ARE USED TO LAUNDER MILLIONS IN DRUG CASH
• MADE TO ENTERTAIN
• MODERN POLICY
• More voters think it’s ‘time for change,’ poll finds
• Archibald hopes to find a place with Canucks
• Visa workers find adventure in B.C.
• Empire Landmark Hotel set for a final night, last spin
• Carroll proud of Seahawks’ stand
• $6.5M Kelowna mansion to hit the auction block
• Interior politician­s call on B.C. to step up fire prevention
• Municipali­ties vote to ban election donations from corporatio­ns and unions
• Sea critters rode debris wave across the Pacific
• Each stimulant user costs justice system $8,900 month
• Man who lived with girlfriend’s corpse in apartment for a month denies killing her
• Community group seeks meeting with police over murder
• Police seeking tips in Marpole double homicide
• Winners, losers emerge amid climate shift in B.C.
• HEED GLOBAL LESSONS IN PROPORTION­AL VOTING
• New government needs a positive vision for energy
• ROHINGYA CRISIS GROWING FAST
• TAKING OUT THE CANOE WHEN YOU’RE TIPSY WILL NO LONGER MEAN RUNNING THE RISK OF LOSING YOUR DRIVER’S LICENCE AND HAVING YOUR CAR IMPOUNDED. OTTAWA IS CLEARING UP A GREY AREA IN THE CRIMINAL CODE.
• Boeing not option for next fighter jets, Sajjan suggests
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT CHEMICAL SURGERY
• Citizens’ oath to include treaties
• Rampage trial exposed ‘toxic culture’ in RCMP
• Access to info bill a step back: watchdog
• Alcoholicl­iver patient transplant on hold
• Sanctions enforced against N. Korea
• THE LEGACY OF HUGH HEFNER
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• FILM MAKES ITS POINT
• ‘A celebratio­n of America’
• Kelly’s guests not impressed
• Your cheatin’ voice ...
• SOUND STRATEGY
• Top court denies federal evidence to Quebec gas price fixing lawsuit
• Suncor posts legal win on random drug tests
• Canadians get rich faster than Americans: report
• CANADA VS. BOEING: HOW FIGHT BEGAN
• Bombardier won’t be shocked by another high C Series duty next week
• Sprott debt fund places bet on Trump’s NATO defence plan
• Regulators ban short-term binary options to fight fraud
• Trump tax plan will widen budget deficit, economists believe
• Fired-up Virtanen sparks Canucks
• CRUNCH TIME FOR CAPS IN CLOSE WEST CONFERENCE
• ONE RECEIVES DEATH THREATS, THE OTHER IS AN AMERICAN HERO Michael Frost tells a tale of two Christian football stars, both famous for kneeling.
• Players’ message ‘overtaken’ by politics
• Grey Cup committee ready for all-out blitz
• BROWN DETERMINED TO PUSH PAST THE LIMITS OF AGEISM
• Tight race brewing for last NL berth
• Bloemen adds another autumn record
• Americans roll to early Presidents Cup lead
• Piecemeal Packers pick apart the Bears
• HERNANDEZ THRIVING IN JAYS AUDITION
• Isles seeking return to Nassau County
• THE STELVIO IS ALFA ROMEO AT ITS PEAK
• COLLECTOR CLASSICS
• FIRST DRIVE
• B.C. leading the charge in electric vehicle awareness

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