Vancouver Sun - 2020-08-12

• DERRICK PENNER First Nation bets on green energy for big savings and a better world
• Teachers allowed ‘critical’ prep time
• BRING ON THE CHAMPS
• STRINGS ATTACHED
• Tory leadership race down to final lap
• Easy Indian vegetarian dishes deliver big flavour
• Canada Goose expands China presence
• Council going slow on rental housing
• Study explores how COVID-19 impacts vulnerable kids
• 46 new cases, but no deaths for the 11th straight day
• Assault charges for Hells Angel prospect
• B.C. could do ‘much more’ with carbon tax offsets
• Mom warns others after daughter hurt in ATV accident
• REMNANTS OF CITY PAST ARE RIGHT UNDER OUR FEET
• VCH issues exposure alert for downtown Foot Locker
• BEIRUT DISASTER SHOWS IMPORTANCE OF SECURITY
• Public-health messaging has left young adults out in the cold
• EXTRA AID FOR LEBANON RECOGNIZES PRIOR TURMOIL.
• PM CONTINUES TO BACK MORNEAU.
• LESLYN LEWIS
• PETER MacKAY
• ERIN O’TOOLE
• ‘Why hasn’t the money been returned?’
• Time is running out to help Hong Kong: activists
• Ottawa’s X-ray excuse vanishes
• ‘Depraved’ predator gets 15-year sentence
• California­n Harris also claims roots in Montreal
• Ottawa tries to clarify business benefit
• Working from home hits restaurant business revenues
• Air Canada launches new loyalty program
• Endeavour Mining may boost U.K. exchange with London stock listing
• SPINACH AND COCONUT DAL
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• ITALIAN SAUSAGE, ZUCCHINI AND PASTA
• SESAME AND MAPLE GLAZED SALMON
• STRIKING A CHORD
• Miller to lead attack against Blues’ tandem between pipes
• Myers struggles to get a feel for post-season officiatin­g
• Two college leagues cancel football, but it’s full-steam ahead for NFL
• WHAT’S ON TV
• TAMPA BAY MAKES POINT IN THE FIFTH OVERTIME
• ‘Home market bubbles’ are NFL’s path forward
• BLUE JAYS FINALLY HAVE A SHINY, NEW HOME

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