Vancouver Sun - 2019-10-30

• Métis veterans finally get due respect from Ottawa
• Violence in park on top cop’s radar
• BRING ON THE BEST
• Even goalie gets in on high-octane offence
• Shopify hits one million merchants, despite loss
• Is the nation headed toward a financial cliff?
• Work conditions at heart of labour dispute
• Big changes in store for B.C.’s largest mall
• World Series headed for Game 7
• Hollywood North faces huge environmen­tal challenges
• B.C. tops in private school enrolment
• Indigenous health care at St. Paul’s gets $2M BMO boost
• A knight in whites: Local culinary star Posteraro takes on Iron Chef
• B.C. Cancer beset by delays for proposed cannabis trial
• Salmon abundant in Pacific, but not in B.C. waters: scientists
• Student vaping still on the rise, trustees say
• Shawnigan Lake landfill faces forfeiture over unpaid taxes
• Women’s recovery centre being evicted
• Subaru Canada says it’s all about connection
• AGRICULTUR­E MINISTER REFUSES TO GIVE GROUND
• ACADEMICS CALL FOR RELEASE OF FLUORIDE STUDY DATA
• THE TRUDEAU LIBERALS WILL BE LOOKING FOR SOME EARLY WINS AS THEY GET USED TO LIFE WITHOUT A MAJORITY. A LOOK AT A FEW ISSUES THAT COULD BE AT THE TOP OF THE THEIR TO-DO LIST WHEN THE HOUSE RECONVENES.
• PARALYMPIA­N’S PAIN BATTLE OVER.
• SECRET U.S. SPACEPLANE HAS RETURNED TO EARTH
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT GRENFELL TOWER FIRE
• A SONG OF ‘CHINESE MILITARY SPIRIT IN A FOREIGN LAND’
• Hundreds protest transgende­r speech
• Ottawa fighting release of documents
• Britain set for December election
• Boeing CEO accused of telling ‘half-truths’ in 737 Max hearing
• Doubts cast on ability of TMX, KXL pipelines to meet demand
• A CUP HALF EMPTY
• Hexo ‘confident’ about survival in pot sector despite $56M net loss
• Air Canada, West Jet bracing for turbulence of 737 Max jets’ return
• Expiration of share lock-ups come back to haunt IPOs
• Why building bridges beats digging moats in today’s disruptive knowledge economy
• Canfor board supports going private amid worries about bid being too low
• GM turns to making profitable trucks after strike’s US$2.9B dent
• Podcast digs into tales behind constructi­on
• Too many barriers to building rental apartments in Metro, analyst says
• Pettersson’s productivi­ty, pace pose problems for Kings
• McLean, Francis lead B.C. Sports Hall of Fame class of 2020 inductees
• REJUVENATE­D PASSING ATTACK MAKES BOMBERS DANGEROUS
• Belichick not planning to call it quits anytime soon
• ‘Miracle on Ice’ player unfit to stand trial
• NCAA votes to ‘enhance opportunit­ies’ for athletes
• Save the sandpaper for April, players say
• Canucks prospect Keppen heeds need for speed
• NFL’S TRADE DEADLINE DAY QUIETLY COMES AND GOES
• Big moments measure Bradley’s value to TFC
• Alternate stuns top seed Barty at WTA Finals
• FOR THE LOVE OF LASAGNA
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• ROBOT REBOOT
• Apple TV+ working on its core
• EGGPLANT & CARAMELIZE­D ONION KUKU
• FOOLING THE CARNIVORES IN YOUR LIFE
• GRILLED HALLOUMI FLATBREADS WITH PRESERVED LEMON & BARBERRY SALSA

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