Vancouver Sun - 2018-06-19

• B.C. FAMILIES STUCK IN JAPAN
• IMPROVING POLICING
• B.C. policing is tougher on taxpayers than it is on crime
• NHL DRAFT POSSIBILIT­IES
• RESPITE CARE
• STEELMAKER­S SEEK SAFEGUARDS FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
• THAT MIGHT NOT BE RED SNAPPER YOU’RE BUYING
• FARES MAY BECOME BASED ON DISTANCE
• CANUCKS MAKE A STEALTH PURCHASE
• PUTIN PLAYS PROPAGANDA GAME WELL
• Chinatown courtyard needs renewal: official
• City gives Indigenous names to a pair of public plazas
• B.C. tourism operators call on NDP for closure of ocean fish farms
• HOME CARE IN A HURRY
• TIPS TO HELP SENIORS STAY IN THEIR HOME LONGER
• Savary Island man gets probation for shooting dog ‘in a fit of rage’
• Court finds nine protesters guilty
• Deported gangster arrested in India for alleged drug production
• CAN CHEQUE CHANGES REDUCE OVERDOSE RISK?
• Ottawa should help festivals deal with rising costs
• As floods get worse, insurance industry fights back against rising costs to homeowners
• LINDHOUT ABDUCTOR GETS 15 YEARS
• AIR GEORGIAN, A COMPANY THAT PROVIDES THOUSANDS OF AIR CANADA-BRANDED FLIGHTS ANNUALLY, IS HITTING BACK AFTER A REPORT THAT CLAIMED THAT FLAWED SYSTEMS HELPED TRIGGER A CRASH LANDING.
• CHEERS GREET ‘GAY PURGE’ SETTLEMENT.
• WATCHDOG CLEARS MORNEAU.
• NUN MAY STILL BE KICKED OUT OF PHILIPPINE­S.
• ‘Criminal’ clause puts children in a catch-22
• Preparefor single-issue 2019 vote
• Keep Kinew’s past out of debates, Liberal urges
• In Morneau’s riding, 40% of kids live in poverty
• N.W.T. FULLY BRACING FOR WILD BOAR INVASION
• Carbon, cover-ups and costs
• U.S. ups ante with China to $200 billion
• Serving powdered milk isn’t cruel, inmate told
• Strong growth boosts number of high net worth Canadians
• PROTESTS IN WASHINGTON
• Auto tariffs from U.S. expected to have ‘very severe impact’ on Ontarians
• South Korea follows Japan in halting Canadian wheat trade after discovery of GM plants
• Arizona Mining agrees to $1.8B buyout
• People remain data’s biggest security risk — but training can help
• Silicon Valley startup looks to disrupt Canada’s farm sector
• Spain needs to get back on track against Iran
• Senegal coach optimistic on diversity
• Kane gives England a head start
• Koepka ups game on biggest stages
• Henderson eyes prize at CP Women’s Open
• CAPITALS PAYING PRICE OF VICTORY
• High level of intrigue heading into NBA draft
• COUPLE’S THERAPY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• AHEAD OF HER TIME
• Shielding ourselves from the realities of death
• Empathy by the book
• COMFORTABL­E WITH BEING UNCOMFORTA­BLE
• Artistic expression
• YOUTH WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES OFTEN FEEL STIGMA, STUDY FINDS
• Compulsive gaming a mental health issue: WHO
• STATE OF THE UNIONS
• WRECKS, RAFTS AND REPLICAS
• Unplug Together in Family-Friendly Whistler
• Whistler Canada Day Long Weekend
• Roll out the barrels

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