Vancouver Sun - 2020-07-02

• OPPORTUNIT­Y FOR PROGRESS
• ‘FORGOTTEN’ CANADIANS
• Visits signal relief for seniors in care
• EXCLUSIVE CLUB
• If restart deal is struck, hubs will be Toronto, Edmonton
• Cap concerns revolve around three key free agents
• Chef finds new home at Homer Street Cafe
• ‘Record nerd’ handles pressing concerns
• Sales revving up again for auto dealers
• Hong Kong police arrest hundreds
• Group on track to raise $1M for seniors
• Island man faces weapons and drug charges
• Citizens sworn in during historic ceremony
• Prince William and Kate thank Fraser staff
• Majority supports mandatory masks
• Richmond farm project takes root
• TALKING THE TALK, BUT NOT WALKING THE WALK
• Continuing culture of safety key to B.C.’s recovery plan
• AS DOORS REOPEN, SHOULD YOU GO?
• A TORONTO WOMAN HAS BEEN SENTENCED TO PRISON IN THE UNITED STATES FOR ILLEGALLY EXPORTING GAS TURBINE ENGINE PARTS TO IRAN, IN VIOLATION OF LONG-STANDING U.S. EMBARGO AND TRADE SANCTIONS.
• CANADIANS MARK A CANADA DAY UNLIKE ANY OTHER.
• BLAIR AIRS DIRTY LAUNDRY.
• WE CHARITY CO-FOUNDER SAID PMO ‘KINDLY CALLED US’
• Anti-racism activist in N.B. among honoured
• Tims faces class-action over location tracking
• Ex-top Alberta trade rep to helm energy regulator
• Cineplex closes at record low after loss of $178M
• ‘A nice Genius’
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• California wines have made inroads
• DIALING UP PLAYS @HOME
• New initiative lets Arts Club talent continue to be creative
• The Father, Noises Off big winners as Jessies take awards show online
• Families stuck at home with nothing to do have a funny new option — a podcast called The Plop, says Shawn Conner, who offers five reasons to listen in.
• NFL to cut pre-season schedule in half
• RESOLUTE MAPLE BE-LEAF HAS INSPIRED OUR OLYMPIANS
• Jays enjoying reunion, but eager to fly north

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