The Province - 2012-11-01

• ‘TRULY A HERO
• TRAVEL EXPENSES:
• Movember movement gains momentum
• Hard-working dad killed in Langley crash
• Langley muddied by slides
• $5,000 offered to help catch security guard’s attackers
• Clark-Dhaliwal schmoozing sign of Liberal hopes
• 2040 plan hinges on transit ‘game-changer’
• B.C. food-bank use twice national average
• Better prison safety urged
• Defence alleges collusion among Crown witnesses
• Fraser sockeye need help from feds, B.C. judge says
• Opposition threatens to topple PQ government after inaugural speech
• Feds freeze immigratio­n
• Feds urged to beef up cyber-security
• Montreal’s embattled mayor cancels events
• Big Apple slowly bounces back
• Hydro worker is 2nd Sandy victim
• Monkeying around with oceans is just stupid
• Let’s not be cheap with disabled soldiers
• Obama and Christie form odd-couple partnershi­p
• Another ‘baby box’ opens in Russia
• Girlfriend killer put to death
• Amputee uses smart leg in climb
• Ex-dominican drug official faces court
• Vancouver airport CEO calls it quits
• Vancouverd­esi.com has joined forces with Radio India
• Ex-target Potash Corp. eyes acquisitio­n
• Balancing B.C. budget is top priority for small business
• Commodity prices boosting TSX
• THE MORNING BRIEFING ...
• What else is on:
• It’s Game Time!
• Cup loss leaves Lefty in a funk
• Sandy’s impact postpones Knicks-nets Brooklyn opener
• M&M make South Delta dangerous
• Blood, sweat and cheers for Siemens
• NHL officials brace for demands of a tight schedule
• Jake Gardiner too valuable to flip
• Horak’s streak turns NHL heads
• Witten closing in on Irvin’s mark
• Former Nflers seek concussion ruling
• Buono’s orange-coloured glasses
• CFL Awards
• Esks determined to fight to finish
• Hamilton needs a win and a prayer
• L.A. Galaxy’s Magee has a history post-season success
• ‘Anything can happen’
• Calm, steady and profession­al
• One agonizing stroke from PGA Tour card
• Nash hurt, Lakers lose
• Class is in session
• KEEPING UP WITH THE BACHCHANS
• Literary detective story
• Horror flick makes debut at Whistler
• Dog Whisperer speaks to humans
• Indie road movie opens film fest
• July Talk’s music focuses on interplay of founding duo
• VISUAL ARTS
• Creating the Marilyn look
• Happy person’s meal plan — fruits and veggies
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• CROSSWORD

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