Vancouver Sun - 2018-05-22

• Haunting painting tells a horrible tale
• YOUNG, ALONE IN A FOREIGN LAND
• HERVEY’S MASTER PLAN
• CANCER CONUNDRUM
• Modern hostels offer history, savings and social life
• Chiefs capture first RBC Cup, focus on the future
• Residents await damage reports on homes
• New duchess maintains her feminist stance
• New legislatio­n targets teenage vaping
• Boundary change plan worries parents
• Program has dispersed $3.8 million to schools over past eight years
• Board of Trade awards will honour five women
• TransLink to begin accepting credit card tap
• SECURITIES REGULATORS ARE UNFAIRLY CRITICIZED
• Canadian CEOs ready to take on the mountain
• Congress to view Russia evidence
• RURAL CANADIANS HAPPIER: STUDY,
• Obamas to create content for Netflix
• Carbon tax could snag fishing industry
• Showbiz promoter Michael Cohl embarks on his next gig — cannabis
• TARGETING ONLINE PIRATES
• Tesla Model 3 rebuffed by Consumer Reports
• When it comes to ETFs, where are Canada’s banks?
• Banks poised to report strong Q2 despite housing slowdown: analysts
• Lean, quick Pettersson should be worth the wait for Canucks’ fans
• WHAT’S ON TV
• A D.C. MARVEL AS CAPITALS FORCE DECIDER IN FLORIDA
• Keeping Stastny on board won’t be simple for Jets
• ‘Focused’ Manziel making positive first impression with fellow Ticats
• Why Viagra Is Failing Men
• A BANNER IDEA: JUST BAN THE ANTHEM
• Easygoing Estrada to uneasy Jays fans: Don’t panic
• Stevenson, Jack duke it out in memorable match
• No special rank for Serena at French Open
• EQUAL REPRESENTA­TION?
• New york times crossword
• today’s crossword
• aces on bridge
• the last word in astrology
• STARS ADMIT TO VULNERABIL­ITIES
• A code for girls
• A look at motherhood, mental health
• THE EVOLUTION OF DIERKS BENTLEY
• Reyez on the rise in the world of music
• A VIBRANT UPDATE FOR PALM BEACH’S CLASSIC COLONY

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