The Province - 2012-10-05

• SCHOOL BOARD SAYS SORRY
• ARRANGED MARRIAGE LINKED TO IMMIGRATIO­N BATTLE
• Teen who needs a new heart hopes to meet idol Bieber at concert
• Sunshine leaves farmers beaming
• Something fishy about global-warming study
• Surprise plea in Szendrei murder
• Transgende­red victim called ‘a bright light’
• Two young women guilty in brutal Chilliwack assault
• 150,000 B.C. smokers aim to butt out with program’s help
• Kelowna Hells Angels member freed on bail
• Canada poised for undersea land grab
• Wiccan prison chaplains nixed
• Dear diary: Popularity will soar with oil plan
• Citizens should fight Vision budget secrecy
• Anti-corruption cops raid mayor
• Companies not charged in bird deaths
• Study probes oral health, cancer link
• Confined teen didn’t see sun for two years
• Turkey retaliates, hits Syrian targets
• Landslide kills 18 students in China
• Storm brews over post-katrina tourists
• ‘Rage’ costs politician his job
• Shift in the debt villains
• Canadians don’t watch bottom line
• Full-time jobs on the rise
• Facebook network reaches one billion
• Commoditie­s give TSX a boost
• BUSY WEEKEND AHEAD:
• Dosanjh’s skills boost UBC to new heights
• Olynyk’s shooting for a chance
• Hudon has a good run
• Battered Rangers still have hope
• Braves bench struggling catcher for wild-card contest
• Man United shouldn’t underestim­ate Magpies
• Hobbled Whitecaps get some time to heal
• Coach sorry for subway comments
• Last-place Giants not panicking
• Larionov to visit Coliseum for Subway Series game
• Two weeks will not be enough
• Panthers know win is ‘essential’
• Rams hand Cardinals first loss
• Lions In The Community
• Lewis leaping to new heights
• BC Lions Sell Pride to all of BC
• Hameister-ries is one tough player
• Injuries make for cloudy weekend forecast
• THE THREE KEYS
• Get your butts in the seats, Marsh urges
• OVER THE MOON
• BURTON’S BACK
• Hold the turkey
• Alanis rocks at own pace
• Don a costume for Rio’s scary Friday flicks
• Gunslingin­g hero has lots of heart
• Winnie Mandela film cliché yet compelling
• Director Dolan dodges spotlight
• Sanctuary star shines in comedic departure from sci-fi
• Friendship­s and secrets
• Rush nominated at last for hall of fame
• Name of the game is high intensity
• Lower blood pressure with ease
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• CROSSWORD
• BRIDGE with Tannah Hirsch
• Crossover coupe convertibl­e turns heads in Paris
• Hybrid Highway leads to Great Wolf Lodge
• Tesla oozes confidence, charisma
• Chevy brightens up their lives
• Car care needs detail, communicat­ion
• Electric power all the buzz at French industry showcase
• Animalisti­c Mazda6 set to pounce
• Jaguar F-type, Porsche Panamera, Kia pro_cee’d among event’s sportier vehicles
• Future of auto industry driving to new places
• Retro cars becoming a very big business

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