Vancouver Sun - 2020-05-04

• Sizzle fizzle: B.C. potato farmers face dilemma as the demand falls for fries
• B.C. virus research gets $175M boost
• PROVINCES START TO OPEN UP
• WARTIME LOVE STORY
• Owning a dog can help to keep you in shape
• Double-whammy hits B.C. resource towns
• Fans have their say on season so far
• Virus kills the buzz from Lions’ draft
• Distillery donates batch to VGH
• Amid pandemic, organ donors and recipients growing anxious
• Key rules for money laundering put on hold
• Aquarium hurting, but not cutting back on animal care
• Without aid deal, business owner fears death of Granville Island
• HOW LONG WILL CANADA TURN A BLIND EYE TO CHINA?
• Reopening plan needs to provide long-term view
• RCMP mulls national policy for alerts
• THE TOLL OF COVID-19 ON NURSING HOMES HAS GIVEN RISE TO PROPOSED CLASS-ACTION LAWSUITS. BUT SOME LEGAL EXPERTS SAY THE CASES WILL TURN ON WHAT’S CONSIDERED REASONABLE CARE DURING A PANDEMIC.
• SUNNY DAYS DRAW CROWDS TO PARKS, BEACHES IN U.S.
• TRUDEAU DEFENDS GUN BAN.
• Rapid test for COVID-19 recalled
• A NEW KIND OF TOURIST
• Crisis-torn airlines scramble to convert empty cabins to cargo
• Winemakers turn to Zoom tastings amid lockdown strife
• A DIFFICULT LEGAL VOYAGE
• WHL to start season ‘in a responsibl­e way’
• JUNE DRAFT CLOSER TO REALITY FOR NHL
• Border another hurdle for solving sports’ return
• DALTON ADDS INTRIGUE TO DALLAS QB SITUATION
• USWNT finally found a foe it couldn’t beat: Male entitlemen­t
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• STREAM OF OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Undefendab­le

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