Vancouver Sun - 2020-05-11

• Canada Day opening of port could launch cruise season
• SUBTRACT RED TAPE, ADD HOUSING
• LOCKDOWN & LAWSUITS
• WAVING THE WHITE FLAG
• S. Korea warns of second wave of virus
• University grads braced to enter battered job market
• Old school butcher shop a place to meat and greet
• Linden revisits NHL’s nuclear winter
• NHL shouldn’t even consider restarting
• Plan for return to class in the works
• Campers moved from park to indoor housing
• Indefinite ban on large gatherings ‘catastroph­ic’ for events industry
• Demand for hydro plummets during pandemic
• Parks, beaches busy with sun worshipper­s
• Quick, broad testing of seniors helped contain spread in care homes
• Business welcomes B.C.’s economic restart
• SOLITARY CONFINEMEN­T AND THE SUPREME COURT
• Crimes of hatred on rise against Asian Canadians affect all of us
• ARMED FORCES MISSIONS DEFERRED
• FLOOD DAMAGE IN FORT MAC.
• WHAT WILL AN END TO COVID-19 LOOK LIKE?
• Canadian crews on cruise ships finally allowed off
• Another Cargill plant closes after outbreak
• Hacked NYC schools lift ban on Zoom
• Investors get set for post-crisis future of transporta­tion
• Virus pandemic hammers labour market, but there are opportunit­ies: analysts
• Manulife’s profit slides 34% to $1B amid virus disruption­s
• THE FUTURE OF THE WORKPLACE
• THE KING AND QUEEN OF SCREAM
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• ‘LUDICROUS FUN’
• Hollywood’s seedy underbelly
• Double trouble
• HarbourCat­s season cancelled, C’s in limbo
• CONSTANT TESTING A MUST FOR NBA SEASON TO RESUME

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