Vancouver Sun - 2018-12-07

• MENG LINKED TO PRICEY HOMES
• CAREER ON THE LINE
• THE GOLDEN GLOBES’ VICE
• LIFE by DESIGN
• Another Metro gangster gunned down in Mexico
• Giants GM will not make a panicky trade
• Canadians in China face risk of arrest, analysts say
• Executive’s arrest highlights company’s ties in Canada
• Trudeau denies political involvemen­t in arrest
• Trudeau aims to limit access to handguns
• Additional washrooms should bring relief
• Poile has positioned Preds for success
• Trapped and injured, man lived five days on apples
• Lululemon testing loyalty program; firm reports rise in net income
• Costs of climate plan to B.C. households unclear
• ‘Low-income learners’ need help
• Property assessment­s expected to soften for 2019
• Slain millionair­e knew ‘too many’ women
• KIDS CRAFT CRANES FOR A CAUSE
• Indigenous business owners say barriers are dropping
• Efforts to save orcas threaten Island jobs: coalition
• Court gives man $175K over 1978 prison tour sex assault
• Faint-hope hearing denied for two-time killer
• YIMBYS WILL DOMINATE FUTURE AS HOUSING CRISIS CONTINUES
• Salmon farming a great ecological food alternativ­e
• Critics unite to fight the PM
• COULD CANADA BECOME LIKE DENMARK AND SHIP REFUGEES OFF TO AN ISLAND? TRUDEAU’S DETERMINAT­ION TO IGNORE ABUSE OF CANADA’S IMMIGRATIO­N POLICIES IS PUSHING ATTITUDES TOWARD EXTREMES.
• NORTH KOREA EXPANDING KEY MISSILE BASE: EXPERTS.
• Bureaucrat suspected in Norman leak suspended
• Liberals to move military aircraft testing from Alberta to Ottawa
• Avenatti’s ex-wife gets plane, Ferrari
• PRISONER SWAP DEAL ADDS TO HOPES FOR TALKS
• New york times crossword
• Today’s crossword
• aces on bridge
• The last word in astrology
• NORTHERN EXPOSURE
• WAR AND PIECES
• English ladies who lunch
• Scent of a woman
• Bad guys finish last
• MARVEL-OUS
• Princeton kisses song goodbye
• Aphria names special committee to probe asset purchases
• OIL PRICE SHOCK
• Bombardier forecasts 10% revenue boost in 2019 in wake of layoffs
• U.S. becomes net oil exporter for first time in decades
• Dollarama eyes cheapest products as way to shore up sales growth
• ‘A FINANCIAL CASCADE’
• New Loblaw loyalty program follows Amazon Prime’s lead
• THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY
• Canucks fire away at Predators to get surprise win over West’s best
• Speedier Salt expects return to quick-footed ways with ankle healed
• THE MAGIC IS IN THE MARKETS
• Son dons NHL stripes to honour McGeough
• Laine looking for encore against Blues
• Olympic champ Sharpe socked it to Trudeau
• LEONARD SHINES ON BIG STAGES
• Red Sox reward Series hero Eovaldi
• Post-surgery complicati­ons jeopardize Redskins QB Smith’s career
• RALLY ROUND AFRICA STARTS IN ONE FORD, ENDS IN OTHER
• PLUG-IN PICKUP
• SPORTS SEDAN CHALLENGES GERMAN RIVALS
• Hot Rod and Hot Wheels good reads for gearheads
• Solid-gold Ford GT replica up for auction
• IMPAIRED DRIVING IS MORE THAN JUST BOOZE
• GORGEOUS 2020 PORSCHE 911 STAYS TRUE TO THE ORIGINAL
• New, classy Aviator ushers in Lincoln’s SUV-centric future
• Weather winter the Danish way
• SURVIVING THE HOLIDAYS
• RANCH CHEESE BALL WITH CHIVES, PARSLEY & WALNUTS
• PERUVIAN VEGETABLE SPREAD
• ASK THE EXPERT: DAN BORTOLOTTI
• ATTITUDE adjustment

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