Vancouver Sun - 2024-04-19

• HUNTING THE PREDATORS
• WILDFIRE TRAINING
• Future of decriminal­ization unclear
• CRAB PARK EVICTIONS
• `Silent Trails' designed to soothe strain of urban living
• NDP bill's scope too broad, say businesses, lawyers
• Seventeen communitie­s opt into new restrictio­ns
• Canadian jokesters dare to poke the Putin bear
• Morneau blasts capital gains tax
• Public feedback on Nisga'a LNG project adds to voices worried about emissions
• Vacant land tax could affect Metro
• Park board may explore expansion of disc golf
• NOTHING WILL LAST FOREVER, INCLUDING MY NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• Substance use in hospitals can be controlled
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• GUT PUNCH TO THE AMERICAN PSYCHE
• Sundance contemplat­es big change
• OTTAWA'S DIRTY LITTLE SECRET
• Frugal consumers have plant-based sector focused on better price, taste, texture
• FATHER, SON TAKE '62 AUSTIN TO PEKING-TO-PARIS RALLY
• Want to sound smart at a Canucks playoff party? Here are tips
• Canucks ink winger Podkolzin to two-year $2M extension
• FIFA reverting to its old bloated structure
• Premier League championsh­ip Man City's to lose
• Felix rolls into Munich quarters
• `She's kind of our Caitlin Clark'
• Google fires 28 staffers who protested contract with Israel's military
• TRUST IN UN IS SLIDING, POLL SAYS
• WAS THE TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT'S DECISION TO RAISE CAPITAL GAINS TAXES A BAD IDEA? YOU COULD SAY THAT — OR YOU COULD SAY IT WAS THE SINGLE MOST DAMAGING POLICY CHANGE FOR CANADIAN ENTREPRENE­URS.
• Ottawa debuts `halal mortgages.' Here's what they are
• 12 jurors picked to decide Trump's fate
• ArriveCan contractor testifies in House
• The House of Commons' crazy ancient power to shame transgress­ors

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