Vancouver Sun - 2020-06-05

• THE NUMBERS LOOK GOOD
• ‘JUSTICE FOR GEORGE’
• Critics slam plan to cut car traffic in Stanley Park
• VENGEANCE ON VIDEO
• Healthy Ferland would be a playoff bonus
• Case backlog could lead to disaster
• Tensions rise as anthem bill passes
• Tam warns virus could come back with a vengeance
• Relaxed alcohol rules giving Canada a taste of Europe
• Hummingbir­d sculpture the perfect gift for top doctor
• How virus got here, how it spread, and where it remains
• Labour market healing as lockdowns lift
• Day parole for killer 28 years after brutal murder
• Poloz brings federal expertise to Enbridge
• Football coach says it’s time to stand up
• Insurance firms denying COVID-19 claims: lawyer
• B.C. public showing increased interest in police oversight
• Port Authority concerned about COVID-19 at CRAB Park camp
• B.C. health officials call for physical distancing at protests
• Cree member to lead advisory council
• Federal human rights system needs fixing
• Saudi official living in exile in Canada
• SUMMER OF THE STAYCATION.
• Rage at old grudges drove N.S. mass killer
• Churchill enters the fray — again
• Payments to seniors set for July, Liberals say
• Spain mourns as it struggles to emerge
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• THE HAUNTING OF SHIRLEY JACKSON
• A war of the words
• ‘PEOPLE ARE FED UP’
• Boyega makes emotional speech
• A long way from home
• Project may offset about 20% of oilsands emissions
• This moment is different from any other in NHL
• Sports radio has taken a huge hit without live action, people in vehicles
• NBA’S RETURN WILL INCLUDE A FEW TWISTS
• Canadian co-ordinating PGA Tour restart knows sports world is watching
• This quirky car really nails the basics
• Nuclear fusion hastens charging

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