Vancouver Sun - 2018-05-03

• B.C. sees new green in red-light cameras
• Experts press for clarity on Metro rail project costs
• BACON KILLERS SENTENCED
• SHANIA SPEAKS OUT
• Major neo-Nazi figure is recruiting in Montreal
• Firm tied to Facebook data scandal bankrupt
• Horvat looks to up his game in global arena
• Vancouver actor, 10, hits the Big time in Tully
• Discipline still a problem for Whitecaps
• Rising debt, rising concern in Canada
• Four Seasons Hotel in city’s downtown to close in 2020
• Ex-Hells Angel denies $500K payment was pivotal in becoming police agent
• EBY OPERATING LIKE ARTFUL DODGER AS LEGAL SYSTEM FAILURES PERSIST
• Public meeting in works as strutting peacocks have Surrey fretting
• Cacophony from reactivate­d train line big headache for Strathcona residents
• High gas prices problemati­c for volunteer cancer drivers
• More awareness, new test cited for rise in Lyme cases
• Take it as red: UBC prof thrilled to be part of Mars launch
• Council OKs moves for safer nightlife in Granville area
• U.S. firms cultivate Canadian cannabis investors
• WEAVER TAKES AIM AT ‘CASH COW’ HOMES TAXES
• Farm workers deserve a basic minimum wage
• Possession conviction­s stigmatize many: Blair
• TRIBUTES TO VAN ATTACK VICTIM.
• One small victory for common sense
• Time to take the books away from the cooks
• Singh mum on MP’s harassment retort
• American hockey slang offside?
• ISIL hits Libya election HQ
• Ronning shines off the ice as WHL’ top humanitari­an
• Hervey aims to find players in draft who can help the Lions right away
• MODEL OF CONSISTENC­Y
• McDavid leads Canada on golden quest
• Lightning strike fast to grab series lead
• Swedes suspended for juniors medal fiasco
• RAPTORS’ FATE MAY REST ON INCREDIBLY UNLUCKY SEQUENCE
• Drake not doing Raptors any favours injecting himself in this series
• Safety Reid charges NFL owners with collusion
• Football’s Morreale heads up hoops league
• World champion skier Kershaw retires
• Rival pitcher says Astros use sticky baseballs
• Romero pitches gem in debut with Twins to beat Blue Jays
• Woods ready to hit course at Quail Hollow
• COOKING UP SOME PEACE
• new york times crossword
• today’s crossword
• aces on bridge
• the last word in astrology
• Crafted Vancouver aims to increase appreciati­on of high-end craft
• WINNING OVER AN AUDIENCE
• There Are At least five reasons to have your senses ignited By the Youth panel At the cultch, writes Shawn Conner.
• Top Drop is the place to be for all wine lovers
• Concert salutes a rarefied period in Russian opera
• A musical journey through North Carolina
• MISCELLANY/ FAMILY
• JUST ANNOUNCED
• ROCK/JAZZ/ETC.
• CLASSICAL/ CHORAL MUSIC
• VISUAL ARTS
• FESTIVALS
• OH, THE HORROR
• Moviegoers not the only ones heading for the exits at Cineplex
• Molson Coors has worst trading day since 2005
• Suncor powers through pipeline crisis
• CN Rail to buy 350 new lumber cars, vowing to ‘do better’ as demand grows
• Tesla posts record Q1 loss as cash burn accelerate­s
• AIN’T NO PARTY LIKE AN OAS PARTY
• New partners can be dragged into the fray in support disputes
• EDIBLE FLOWERS ARE A FEAST FOR THE EYES
• VEGETABLE CONTAINERS
• MAKE THAT PATIO POP!
• FIVE GARDENING GOODIES TO GO GET (OR GIVE) NOW
• In search of ‘every little melody’
• ‘Exploding ant’ bursts into toxic goo when attacked

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