Vancouver Sun - 2018-10-19

• CAN WE GO ELECTRIC BY 2030?
• AMENDED TAX PLAN
• IT’S ALL LOVE FOR STENBERG
• BROTHERS WITH ARMS
• Book criticizes instructor­s’ precarious positions
• Alberta man became symbol in rural crime fight
• Teibert still upset about team’s late collapse
• Province vetting 186 retail store applicants
• Keystone XL pipeline making headway
• U.S. hardens on writer’s vanishing
• Bus companies step in to fill void left by Greyhound
• Millennium extension, Surrey LRT have strong support, transit poll finds
• Cannabis legalizati­on takes opportunit­y away from organized crime: Sajjan
• SkyTrain tests quake warning system
• The blob returns to B.C. coast
• Used needles prompt ideas from candidates
• LAWYERS UNITE TO PUSH PROVINCE TO SUFFICIENT­LY FUND LEGAL AID
• At-risk youth deserve a friendly future
• Vacant house cleaned out – but in a good way
• Pot buyers burning through supply
• Threats to 2019 election rising, CSE warns
• School board warns against teaching To Kill a Mockingbir­d
• Internatio­nal unions do delicate dance in Trump era
• MMIW chair critical of federal progress
• Bestiality bill doesn’t go far enough, critics say
• UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
• new york times crossword
• Today’s crossword
• aces on bridge
• The last word in astrology
• Killer instincts
• Carell, Chalamet share golden bond
• NOT A DAMP EYE IN THE HOUSE
• Exhilarati­ng thriller? Guilty as charged
• An (almost) fine romance
• AIN’T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH
• Earnest in exile
• A family divided
• Aphria, Aurora look to ride marijuana rush with jump to Wall Street
• PACIFIC TRADE WINDS
• REAL ESTATE MATCHMAKIN­G SERVICES THE NEXT STEP IN DIGITAL REVOLUTION
• Traders predict uptick of loonie versus U.S. buck
• Banks court credit-hungry small firms with loan decisions in mere minutes
• Record-busting CP Rail brushes off ongoing U.S.-China trade war
• Bitcoin has $300 premium on controvers­ial exchange
• Brexit worries likely to trigger a blue winter in Britain
• Are warfare and cyber-attacks the same thing?
• MEG says no to Husky, searches for options
• Countries urge WTO to probe U.S. metal duties
• Jets’ top guns ground Canucks
• Esks could put freeze on B.C. playoff run
• CROSBY REMAINS NHL’S PREMIER TALENT
• Rinne aims to stop old buddy Neal as Flames host Preds
• Wild West muddies CFL playoff picture
• Pettersson making progress in concussion protocol
• Suzuki brothers hope to take sibling rivalry to NHL
• RAPTORS’ LOWRY REMAINS HIS SURLY, SENSATIONA­L SELF
• Fins’ bottle-popping ways most likely safe for now
• PRICE EXORCISES PLAYOFF BOOGEYMAN
• Keon’s latest honour is spot in Canadian sports shrine
• Dodgers would do well to hold on to Kershaw
• ALL-ELECTRIC SUV SHOWS PROMISE
• COLLECTOR CLASSICS
• SOLO IN SoCAL
• Nissan to be first Japanese company to join Formula E
• DRIVING ON CANNABIS IS STILL ILLEGAL
• Don’t expect an autonomous vehicle to come from Porsche
• WHO’S THE BOSS NOW?
• Ford goes Euro with Edge ST as it prepares to phase out cars

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