Vancouver Sun - 2020-05-16

• PANDEMIC TAKING ITS TOLL
• DEADLY RETARDANTS
• Production­s eager to return to Hollywood North
• DIEMER’S BIG BREAK
• LESSONS FROM THE PANDEMIC
• Raging rhino difficult to forget
• Stakeholde­rs ready another plea for aid
• Business, health leaders question virus response
• Canada needs new recovery strategy
• Optional return to class in June
• Electronic activities help fill void for fans, bettors
• Retailers cautiously start to reopen
• ‘Largest sea mammal ever captured’ rides rails to Pender Street
• CONVERSATI­ONS THAT MATTER
• Health officials report two new outbreaks, five deaths
• B.C. gets set for Phase 2 with Worksafebc rules
• Vancouver has been slow in its recovery response plan
• ICBC SUCCESS RATE SPARKS LEGAL DISPUTE
• Museums looking for COVID-19 experience­s
• National event goes online to raise money for dog guides
• THE BOOKLESS Club TALKS NEIGHBOURH­OODS
• Developers get back to marketing condo presales
• WET’SUWET’EN DEAL MAY SOW FURTHER DISPUTES
• Fake news fuels racist attacks against Chinese community
• ANIMAL TRADE WAKEUP CALL
• Taking careful steps into new normal after long weekend
• WAGE SUBSIDY EXTENDED TO AUGUST
• TRUMP THREATENS TO “CUT OFF” TIES WITH CHINA
• National stockpile not designed for pandemic
• Our ‘unholy’ debt mess requires cleaning up
• Tory leadership race enters final phase
• Google likely to face U.S. antitrust lawsuit
• THE STORY BEHIND ALL THAT LOUVRE LOOT
• I don’t want to work within boundaries. Day after day I want to write without knowing where I’m going. I want to write with the feeling of the moment.
• SHE SEEMS NICE
• GREEN STIMULUS WORKS
• You can’t rescue every business that’s struggling
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Under the influence
• Godwin still challengin­g herself
• GROWING STRATEGIES
• COOKING TO GIVE COMFORT
• These women bring breath of fresh air to comedy scene
• NOW COULD BE THE TIME FOR BOXED WINE TO SHINE
• WEEKEND WINE PICKS
• Razor maker aims to ease challenge for caregivers
• Staying in with ... Jennifer Lines
• AUTHENTIC FOLK/ROOTS
• Arts Club cancels rest of its theatre season
• A BUMPY BACKDROP
• POEMS TO BREAK YOUR HEART, AND OPEN THE WORLD
• BESTSELLER­S
• Katy Keene will keep you in stitches
• Country stars gather for benefit
• ‘Stressed’ oilpatch may need more cuts, observers caution
• FISCAL SURVIVAL
• Pandemic batters retail sales and industrial production in U.S.
• Employment law was saved by COVID-19
• RETOOLING RENOS
• DESIGN ADAPTS TO MEET COVID-19 CHALLENGES
• Renovating one step at a time
• Kids climbing the walls? Let them paint instead
• FIT FOR ENTERTAINI­NG, BOTH INDOORS AND OUT
• MLB has ‘hopeful’ plan set for 2020
• Bundesliga welcomes chance to boost profile
• Silverston­e agrees to stage pair of F1 races
• CFL BOSS IS RIDING A SLIPPERY SLOPE
• Major junior hockey players win $30M lawsuit
• GERMAN BUNDESLIGA HAS STAGE TO ITSELF
• It’s time for GMS to put the good of the game first
• Pill Most Recommende­d By US Sex Therapists Gets Long-awaited Approval in Canada

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