Vancouver Sun - 2019-11-15

• Bus drivers escalate transit strike
• Outnumbere­d guards sound alarm over jail violence
• HELP FEED HUNGRY KIDS
• IN THE FAST LANE
• The portfolio that Albertans are watching closely
• Crackdown on vaping includes tax tripling
• Two students killed in school shooting
• Indigenous leader faces sex assault charges
• Students weigh in on plans for city’s future
• Port Moody mayor plans return to work after charges stayed
• Adoption centre closes, clients left scrambling
• Brothers shot to death within three-week span
• Former youth pastor guilty of sexual assault
• DIX HOPES TAX HIKE CLEARS AIR
• Path toward sustainabi­lity is continuous
• Man ‘moves’ to Ottawa in canoe
• HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI SAID TESTIMONY FROM TWO SENIOR DIPLOMATS ‘CORROBORAT­ED EVIDENCE OF BRIBERY UNCOVERED IN THE INQUIRY AND THAT THE PRESIDENT ABUSED POWER AND VIOLATED HIS OATH ...’
• FEDS NEED THE NDP: SINGH.
• Monk who brought down a president
• 5 THINGS ABOUT A NEW TAKE ON SCALING DOWN
• Deepening deficits weigh on Liberals
• The charts that show how Alberta is picking up the bill
• Scheer blasts Blanchet for ‘hypocrisy’
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• TARNISHED HALOS
• When Helen met Ian
• Onward Christian spirit
• ROYAL STORY FAILS TO REIGN
• Klaus for concern
• THIS IS ONE FOR (DE-)AGES
• Canopy calls for more stores as revenue gets pummelled
• BHP names Canadian as next CEO, raises intrigue about its potash ambitions
• COMMITTED TO CANADA
• Royal Bank ventures into unusual territory
• Watchdog tightens stance on cybersecur­ity offences
• Cannabis investors looking for the bottom once again
• European Investment Bank set to drop fossil-fuel project funding
• N.B. looks to private cannabis operator
• Sweden ditches Alberta bond issues
• Canadian telcos to push back against government attempt to cut wireless bills
• Password startup wins $200M investment as it shifts focus to enterprise­s
• Regulator decides not to adopt global standard for Canadian insurance firms
• Brookfield stock climbs, assets soar to nearly $511B
• WHEN ONE SPOUSE IGNORES RULINGS, THE OTHER OFTEN PAYS THE PRICE
• Canucks struck hard by streaking Stars
• Canucks won’t net any cap relief with Luongo’s new role in Florida
• RAPTORS SET EXAMPLE FOR LEAFS
• U.S. turning up the heat for rematch with Canada
• MAKI SEALS LAFLEUR’S FATE
• Vancouver tallies 11 goals — a first for new NHL club
• NFL OFFERING KAEPERNICK BARE MINIMUM
• Defenceman’s on-ice collapse shakes Flames
• MALKIN THE MAN WITH CROSBY OUT
• PGA Tour’s slowpokes need lesson in etiquette
• Make way for dean of college hockey
• ARE PEOPLE STILL BUYING ‘REAL’ SUVS?
• GRAND COLLECTIBL­E
• MIATA DO-OVERS
• DON’T MAKE IT EASY FOR THIEVES TO RUIN YOUR CHRISTMAS
• COUPE IMPRESSES, BUT NEEDS A FEW TWEAKS
• Don’t bet on Kia ever building futuristic Futuron
• Halifax Autoport serves as gateway to Canada for 200,000 vehicles
• THERE’S STILL SOME LIFE LEFT IN THIS VERY FAMILIAR SUV
• Honda CR-V gets more trims, standard features

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