Vancouver Sun - 2018-09-19

• YOUNG DISPUTES TICKET
• FLY HIM TO THE MOON
• UNDIPLOMAT­IC BEHAVIOUR
• It’s time to ask civic candidates some tough questions
• VEGGIE RECIPES
• Defence puts Lions back in the hunt
• Robertson era coming to an end
• Dr. Day’s character impugned
• Russian jet shot down by allies
• Deaths due to opioids on the rise
• Vision Vancouver confirms candidate had assault charge
• Richmond mayoral candidate faces law society probe
• GoFundMe campaign offers ‘bounty’ for group behind Bremner billboard
• B.C. readies speed cameras, but few details available
• Daycare lets pair focus on English
• Tsilhqot’in get injunction to halt drilling for mining project
• HORGAN TAKES TO PULPIT
• B.C. shouldn’t allow burning of dirty old rail ties
• SOUTH KOREAN PRESIDENT MOON JAE-IN, LEFT, AND NORTH KOREAN LEADER KIM JONG UN RIDE PAST SPECTATORS IN PYONGYANG, AHEAD OF SUMMIT TALKS ON TUESDAY.
• POLICE NOT BUYING POT TESTING DEVICE
• WITH A LOAD OF GROUND-UP FISH AND TUNA HEADS, RESEARCHER­S SUCCEEDED IN TAGGING A GREAT WHITE SHARK IN WATERS OFF NOVA SCOTIA FOR THE FIRST TIME. THEY WILL BE ABLE TO TRACK ITS BEHAVIOUR.
• How CANNABIS brands are differenti­ating themselves
• Cannex pursuing U.S. acquisitio­ns to ride the next boom in cannabis markets
• Canada gets NAFTA warning from top Republican
• Unions could be winners in Trans Mountain shuffle of pipeline contractor­s
• PROSPECTIN­G FOR PETTERSSON
• CANNABIS LONG GAME
• Spaces to rent: Toronto, Vancouver to get big, new co-working sites
• Class-action suit accuses IBM of age discrimina­tion after thousands fired
• Enbridge offers $13.6B to combine spinoffs into one big company
• Tilray shares soar as U.S. opens door to clinical trials
• German carmakers probed for collusion on emissions
• Why having real skin in the game matters when it comes to heeding investing advice
• Deloitte sounds alarm about Canada’s ‘zombie’ companies
• BUILDING WILL ATTRACT PHYSICIANS TO AREA
• Thirteen-storey Onyx to rise beside train station
• Pettersson doesn't disappoint in debut against the big boys
• This season will leave scars on Whitecaps, physical and mental
• See ya later, Seahawks glory days
• Ujiri not quite haunted by what he did last summer
• SABRES’ KIDS ARE KEEN TO COUNTER LOW EXPECTATIO­NS
• Walker’s swat keeps Boston from clinching division title
• LIONS’ DEFENCE HAVING A BALL
• POWER RANKINGS
• Lions may not have to look far
• LOADED WHITE SWEET POTATO
• New york times crossword
• aces on bridge
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• SUNDAY CLASSIC
• KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN TENDERS
• FASHION STATEMENTS
• Polaris winner worked on project for five years
• POPULAR MISCONCEPT­ION
• KICK IT UP A NOTCH

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