Vancouver Sun - 2017-11-22

• POLYGAMIST PROPHET’S DAUGHTER EMERGES FROM DARK ABYSS
• Washington governor calls for high-speed rail to Vancouver
• TAX AGENCY’S POOR SERVICE
• ERITREANS GO TO COURT
• Zimbabwean­s cheer in streets as Mugabe resigns
• Festive fruit for the holidays? That takes the cake
• Boeser leads Canucks in downing of Flyers
• Younger doctors seeing fewer patients
• City to unveil strategy after federal message
• Wax figure of Trudeau makes debut
• Word-flipping Victoria boy gets Shatner’s tweet of approval
• Search for missing Coquitlam dog walker stumps rescue crews
• Bublé set to host as 2018 Juno Awards return to Vancouver
• The right Santa can turn ho-hum into ho ho ho!
• Scientists can still be people of faith
• Widow of pedestrian struck by SUV in Saanich gives birth to twin boys
• B.C. man guilty of assaulting his wife, sons over 14 years
• B.C. government to cover expensive drug for woman with rare disorder
• Sustaining local fisheries key to orcas’ survival
• SYRIAN PRESIDENT BASHAR ASSAD RESTS HIS HEAD ON THE SHOULDER OF RUSSIAN COUNTERPAR­T VLADIMIR PUTIN.
• WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY APOLOGIZED TO TEACHING ASSISTANT LINDSAY SHEPHERD FOR TAKING HER TO TASK IN A ‘PRONOUN ROW.’
• KEY FINDINGS from the A-G report
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT BOOZE
• Premier of Manitoba emotional after rescue
• Warnings, plain covers for pot packaging
• People still carving churches out of rock
• Halifax man strangled officer, jurors told
• Las Vegas massacre lawsuits go from a trickle to a flood
• Parasite from Vietnam War may be killing U.S. veterans
• Lost author rescued from jungle nightmare
• LATEST NAFTA ROUND CONCLUDES WITH DEADLOCK ON HARD ISSUES
• Statistics Canada to track how much marijuana adds to economy
• Civil probe dropped over Loblaw policies for suppliers
• DRILLERS’ DILEMMA
• RBC joins list of 30 systemical­ly important banks
• Ikea Canada eyes ‘huge growth area’ in mattress, appliance categories
• Toronto transit CEO leaving to head up New York City Transit
• RBC’s bear takes on BMO’s bull in standoff of Canadian stocks
• Tesla is blowing through US$8,000 every minute amid Model 3 woes
• Bitcoin recovers, sets record after $31M hack of peer
• Venezuela arrests 6 Citgo executives over alleged embezzleme­nt
• Canada’s ties to U.S. deepen with approval of Keystone XL pipeline project
• City’s edge in AI spurs RBC’s plan to start lab research
• The PERILS of joining the DIGITAL CURRENCY GOLD RUSH
• 5 ICOs that will surprise you
• Baertschi blossoms as free agency approaches
• Dorsett seeing specialist after suffering stiffness in neck
• Back at it in Pittsburgh
• NOTHING MEANS SOMETHING AS REDS ACCOMPLISH GOAL
• Seahawks’ latest loss may have been end of an era
• Blue Jays accept Gift from Pirates
• Gordon to practise again with Browns
• IT MIGHT JUST BE TANENBAUM’S TIME
• After a loss to Nashville, Winnipeg is seeking a quick rebound win in L.A. Ken Wiebe breaks down the matchup.
• Kyrou could give Team Canada big boost
• Skeoch excited to face former teammates as Hurricanes visit
• Packers’ power outage won’t derail pub’s free beer offer
• Raps feel they’re just scratching surface
• CANADIAN WOMEN CHASING ANOTHER ‘FAIRY TALE’ ENDING
• Ko pays price for big changes
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• RISE & SHINE
• CAULIFLOWE­R AND ROASTED GARLIC SOUP
• A FEAST FOR THE EYES
• THERE ARE NO DEAD GIVEAWAYS IN COCO
• Attorney at flaw
• LAUGHTER AND TEARS
• Nothing over the top in Mudbound
• Digital blunders mar film

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