Vancouver Sun - 2017-11-17

• Organist tickled pink to tickle the ivory at Orpheum Theatre’s 90th anniversar­y
• Horgan offers few hints about Trudeau’s federal housing strategy
• A LARGER-THAN-LIFE FISH
• OUT OF ITS LEAGUE
• Iran, Britain discuss release of frozen funds
• Former pilot wants to find new home for 737 cockpit
• Olympic ideal keeping girls’ dreams in check
• Canadian-led alliance takes aim at coal
• Vegas hit jackpot with loaded draft stakes
• Trudeau gets little credit for boom: poll
• Tourism Chilliwack yanks sign showing mishandled fish
• Citing strong economy, bond-rating agency maintains B.C.’s triple-A rating
• Horgan pushes Trudeau to pay up
• B.C.’s logger poet found recognitio­n, but not riches, over a remarkable life
• Bar staff threatened after Proud Boys member attacked
• Funeral for slain Abbotsford officer expected to be ‘very emotional’ event
• Double-decker buses ready to hit the road
• Pledge to freeze hydro rates in hands of utilities commission
• Man gets nine years for injuring paper carrier
• Vallee admitted to murder, ex-UN gangster says
• Logging truck driver dies in water
• SITE C CANCELLATI­ON NOT IN PLAN, LETTER SUGGESTS
• Science is alive and thriving at Simon Fraser
• MUGABE BROKERS AN EXIT TO LEAVE OFFICE SMILING
• GERSON ON PUBLIC ART MISCUES.
• ‘One of the rarest things on the planet’
• Team used for insurer’s testing draws criticism
• Liberals feel pressure over shipyard jobs
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• BOY WONDER
• Meet the yule mule
• Facing life’s challenges
• LOOKING BEYOND BATMAN
• Who wants to live forever?
• Paradise an ‘up’ for director
• A rewarding true-to-life tale
• THE STUDENT BECOMES THE MASTER
• Intelligen­ce firm targeted our staff, West Face says in court filings
• EXPANDING GOALS
• Canadian oil’s next challenge: Norway’s huge share dump
• Many Republican­s tell Trump to ease NAFTA demands
• Slower growth may be good for wireless clients
• Phillips leaves Postmedia to pursue political career
• The myth of the ‘hot’ IPO Brian Madden explains why investors need to be wary of the hype and process
• HERE’S THE TROUBLE WITH RENT CONTROL
• NEW CENOVUS BOSS ON A MISSION POSSIBLE Pourbaix optimistic firm can become a ‘cost leader,’ Claudia Cattaneo writes.
• Toy maker’s widow seeks rights to The Game of Life
• Online business, food sales bolster Walmart numbers
• Forced bumping from flights almost disappears on U.S. airlines
• It’s a twin bill for the Seaquam side
• The action in the Octagon has never been better
• GOLDEN KNIGHTS’ RAPID RISE GETS BIG ASSIST FROM MODIFIED EXPANSION
• Pivotal moves have Riders on the verge of a Grey Cup berth
• BIATHLETES READY FOR ANOTHER SHOT
• NHL’s rule book is due for an annual checkup
• Perine gets chance to run for Redskins
• Kissing Cousins? Not if you’re Valanciuna­s
• MIGHT ARGOS FINALLY SELL OUT AT HOME?
• Russia on thin ice for PyeongChan­g
• WADA staying in Montreal until 2031
• ’57 CHEVY COMES FULL CIRCLE
• VANCOUVER VISIONARY
• PORSCHE’S TRACK STAR
• TWO AMERICAN ICONS DUKE IT OUT TO BE THE KING OF 1950S COOL
• CONQUER WINTER DRIVING BY BEING PREPARED AND SLOWING DOWN
• ’18 FORD MUSTANG IS SET TO STOMP THE COMPETITIO­N

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