Vancouver Sun - 2018-05-10

• Forget sandbags; dredge Kelowna creek, pair says
• Rejected candidate rips into NPA
• INDIGENOUS DELICIOUSN­ESS
• TAKING CASE TO TEXAS
• Granville Island parking lots get artistic makeover
• U.S. Citizens released ahead of crucial summit
• Longtime curator Thom frames his retirement
• Lender expects new rules to prompt flurry of renewals
• Buono Aims to end coaching career with Grey Cup
• LeAder slams Trump on nuke deal
• Protester asks to use defence of ‘necessity’
• APPEAL COURT TO MOVE WITH CARE IN PIPELINE CASE
• Elaborate scams make Chinese students victims of ‘virtual kidnapping­s,’ police say
• Ottawa may step in to protect caribou, ecologist says
• Caregiver gets 60 days in jail for assault on senior
• Maritime Museum still afloat as it seeks permanent home
• MP Stewart poised to make announceme­nt on mayoral bid
• RULE-FLOUTERS FAILED, LUCKILY FOR LIBERALS
• Efforts to cool housing market put jobs at risk
• Ex-envoy chides ‘totalitari­an’ Liberals
• JUSTIN TRUDEAU HAS PROMISED TO APOLOGIZE FOR CANADA’S 1939 REFUSAL TO ACCEPT JEWISH REFUGEES. WITHOUT DOUBT AN INJUSTICE, BUT DOES AN APOLOGY REALLY ENSURE SUCH MISTAKES AREN’T REPEATED?
• ROCKEFELLE­R ART NETS $646M.
• Trudeau silent on gay rights in Museveni talks
• Ex-soldier says he felt pressured to meet Moore
• “It’s not just about mood” Depression can consist of 227 different combinatio­ns of symptoms
• Detectives scour Michigan forest for missing girls
• Alligators off the hook in husband’s death
• Testimonia­l
• ‘My moral compass is strong’: Haspel
• Woman fired from job after racist tirade at restaurant
• 566 ‘CLIENTS’, TWO ADDRESSES
• RIDING HIGH
• JUST THE FACTS
• BIG WEEK FOR BALLET B.C.
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• CANTATA SINGERS CELEBRATE 60 YEARS OF PERFORMANC­E
• ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAMS ARE GOOD MEDICINE
• THIS DRAMA GETS DOWN AND DEEP
• Newport and its world-class music festival offer Rhode Island visitors a journey through the heart of New England
• TWIN SISTER ACT FACES THE FUTURE WITH A FIRST TOUR
• LAMB OF GOD STILL BURNS IT UP
• Grill Room takes away top award
• LISTINGS FESTIVALS
• PALMU PUNY BUT POWERFUL
• WESTJET WORRIES
• Kinder Morgan investors urged to consider sustainabi­lity risks
• Oil and gas sector buying into renewable sources of energy
• Enbridge cuts debt from Spectra deal with US$2.5B in asset sales
• Canadian growers rule global trade in legal marijuana
• Retail apocalypse fears: Investors still spooked despite RioCan’s solid Q1
• Retail rivals fighting hard for Toys ‘R’ Us sales: Spin Master
• Stranded for six months, a bag of peas reveals Canada’s railway problems
• HIGH SCHOOL PAL HELPED PAXTON TOAST NO-HITTER
• Eccles tries again in elite baseball circuit
• NBA Western final: ‘We’ll see who is better’
• MISTAKES AMPLIFIED IN GAME 7
• Toronto enjoys eighth-inning hit parade
• James Paxton’s no-hitter for Seattle Tuesday was impressive. John ChidleyHil­l tells you five things you need to know:

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