Vancouver Sun - 2018-05-08

• Hudson’s Bay strikes deal for historic Granville site
• NDP buys time with new GHG target
• PIPELINE FUELS B.C. PENSIONS
• LIKE IT OR LUMP IT?
• Ecological promises made for national parks
• B.C. rivers could approach historic flow rates
• Kids may have benefited from mother’s medication
• Kanye West among the top social-media morons
• Can the city sustain more franchises?
• Predators blank Jets to force Game 7
• Students who quietly suffered now letting voices be heard
• Local Airbnb hosts earn $1.2M during marathon weekend
• Real Housewives star ordered to pay $50K in back child support
• TransLink gets green light to charge new developmen­t fee
• Minister deflects call for disability benefits hike
• Pipeline project protester pleads guilty
• First Nations leaders head to Texas to warn Kinder Morgan
• MUNICIPAL TAX CHANGE MAY END UP BITING BACK
• ‘Physician heal thyself’ is not sufficient advice
• Police make arrest in 2011 shooting death
• PUTIN, POMP AND PROCESSION­S
• Kenney has a carbon problem
• THE FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD THE RCMP ON A PERMANENT BASIS HAS HER WORK CUT OUT FOR HER — ENSURING THE STORIED FORCE REFLECTS THE GENDER AND CULTURAL REALITIES OF THE COUNTRY.
• TERROR IN INDIA AS WILD DOGS ATTACK, KILL 6 CHILDREN.
• WILD ABOUT THE BIG WEDDING.
• CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TEEN OVER PRIVACY BREACH.
• Extent of flood damage becoming clear
• ‘No free ticket’ for Nigerians entering Quebec
• An issue only the U.S. can f ix
• Demand outstrips resources at veterans’ mental-health clinics
• No signs of U.S. budging as nations seek to seal NAFTA deal
• Coding error leads to flubbed test of wireless emergency alert system
• Discounter­s Costco and Walmart keep eating away at grocery retailers
• Oilsands emissions could grow over cap, report says
• How to leave a legacy through philanthro­py
• Business of giving gives back for software firm
• Nestlé bets US $7.15B on Starbucks to give java sales much-needed jolt
• Loblaw to sell recreation­al cannabis in tobacco shops in Newfoundla­nd
• HONOURING THEIR LEGACY, SECURING OUR FUTURE
• 2018 Business Laureates of British Columbia Hall of Fame Inductees
• 2018 Business Laureates of British Columbia Hall of Fame Inductees
• New CEO excited to help inspire, prepare and empower youth for success
• JABC TECHWORKS SHOWS STUDENTS THE EXCITEMENT AND REWARDS OF CAREERS IN TECHNOLOGY
• JA Student Company to present at BLBC gala
• FAMOUS LAST WORDS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• aces on bridge
• the last word in ASTROLOGY
• Can’t we just get along?
• CANNES OPENER
• Canadian short to screen at fest
• BONJOUR, FRANCE
• MEMORIES LIVE ON AT SPORTS HALL OF FAME
• It’s a Spring Thing VAN0127876­1_1_1
• Whistler’s Event Calendar Is Jam-Packed This May
• Simmerling hangs up skis, rolls out the bike
• TREAT MATTHEWS LIKE A STAR
• Philadelph­ia wins to keep season alive
• CAVS MAKE SHORT WORK OF RAPS
• Washington sends champions packing
• Team Canada improves to 2-1 at worlds

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