Vancouver Sun - 2019-10-26

• THE FACE OF CHANGE
• SHORT ON LONG TERM
• ENVIRONMEN­TAL ALLIES
• A FUTURE WITHOUT ART?
• CONSERVATI­VE CONUNDRUM
• Former justice minister erred in extraditio­n case: court
• Hard rockers Big Wreck rolling across Canada
• Heat is on 2022 FIFA World Cup host
• Capitals rally for shootout win over Canucks
• Social media powering renaissanc­e in menswear
• Tiny East Van lot carries steep price tag
• Seahawks QB wary of Falcons defence
• Doukhobor leader Verigin killed by train explosion
• CONVERSATI­ONS THAT MATTER
• Woman acquitted of manslaught­er and robbery
• First Nations gambling revenue law passes
• Court rules against claim targeting foreign buyers tax
• Number of female MPS on rise in Canadian politics with 98 elected this year
• Surrey Six investigat­or sues RCMP, alleges harassment
• Abbotsford developmen­t includes outdoor trails
• EBY HOISTS LIBERALS ON THEIR OWN ICBC PETARD
• Indigenous rights act a key piece of reconcilia­tion
• WRONG PACKAGING?
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT HEALTH TODAY
• Celebrated designer inspired by history
• ‘THE HARPER MODEL FOR A MAJORITY ... IS BROKEN’
• Guilty verdict in Edmonton truck attack
• Massachuse­tts accuses Exxon in lawsuit of Alberta costs deceit
• Anti-israel vote ‘guide’ had federal funding
• Top court rules on divorce of Quebec pair
• Storied mansion
• FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
• SANDRA’S CHUTZPAH
• PROTECTING YOUR TROPICALS OVER THE WINTER CAN BE TRICKY
• THEROUX TALKS FASHION
• THE IT LIST
• Monos brings durability to thoughtful luggage design
• A WINE TASTING, WITH SCIENCE ON THE SIDE
• WEEKEND WINE PICKS
• SLOW-SMOKED LAMB RACK WITH CHIMICHURR­I ROJO
• OF COURSE CBC’S MCDONALD WANTED TO BE AN ASTRONAUT
• RIIT HAS EVOCATIVE SOUND
• Inspecting gadgets
• ‘Buried’ by country music
• CBC REPORTER TAKES A LOOK AT HUMAN COST OF HOCKEY FIGHTS
• Canines steal show in remake of kids’ classic
• EMPTY NEST SYNDROME
• A SUGAR RUSH
• Underdog does good
• A letdown in middle age
• IT’S ONLY A NUMBER
• With harvest coming in, soybean farmers worry who will buy it
• STOCK SCREENING CAN HELP YOU DISCOVER SOME INTRIGUING PICKS
• Indonesia’s safety report identifies failures in deadly Lion Air accident
• The last time a Trudeau had a minority, investors had no place to hide as TSX dived
• Converting $2.9 million in assets into cash flow challenges B.C. couple
• Woman who used swaps to run up TFSA suffers triple loss in court appeal
• Mexico says it expects U.S. Congress to start formal trade deal approval soon
• General Motors strike to cut October job growth in U.S.
• Ex-teammates Brady, Garoppolo at helm of last unbeatens
• Undefeated 49ers a real contender despite quarterbac­k’s uneven play
• Golden memories replaced by dark times for women’s hockey
• XFL draft selection spurns fledgling league
• GREINKE DOES TRICK FOR ASTROS
• Feisty Flames turn up the heat on Jets
• Consistent Kang takes lead in Korea
• CELTICS SHOW GRIT IN UPENDING RAPTORS
• Carrasco honoured for charitable acts
• IOC stands firm on plan to move 2020 marathon to Sapporo
• HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT RUG
• A PARTY TO REMEMBER
• Wren + Raven’s interior design inspired by Fraser River
• FAMILY HOME TO EMPTY NEST
• ARBUTUS WALK HOME TAKES PARKSIDE SITE TO NEXT LEVEL
• CREATING A WELCOMING GUEST ROOM
• A COMPARISON OF THREE BEAUTIES
• AUTUMN ADVENTURES
• FLAVOURS OF FRANCE
• It is a sheer pleasure to read (John) le Carré’s muscular prose. Few writers are so well able to convey strength and self-belief, so the reader is forced to accept everything he says.
• CONFUSION AT THE FISH COUNTER: HOW TO EAT FISH RESPONSIBL­Y
• Awareness of tragic loss is only a start
• HOW PROGRESSIV­E VOTERS CAN TRULY WIN IN FUTURE ELECTIONS
• Canada faced with a trio of mediocre leaders
• JAMMIES-CLAD CELEBRANTS BENEFIT COVENANT HOUSE
• Dressing up ... or down
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• CROSSWORD
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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