The Province - 2015-01-19

• RATS WARDING OFF
• Stunning comeback lifts Seattle into Super Bowl
• VANCOUVER ISLAND BRACES FOR THE BIG ONE
• Informing voters key for Yes side
• Pipeline-tanker issues loom large, NDP says
• Residents rally to buy insulin pump for man
• Swanky boating on this luxury yacht
• Suspect had ‘long, extensive’ record
• Delaying budget no substitute for ‘balanced’ planning: NDP
• What to tell public when weighing secrecy vs. security
• Palestinia­ns protest Canadian foreign minister’s visit by hurling eggs, shoes
• Is ‘The customer is always wrong’ the new retail motto?
• Europe remains on terror alert
• Deal to avoid death penalty unlikely in Boston Marathon bombing trial
• Israeli strike kills slain Hezbollah leader’s son
• Indonesia executes six for narcotics traffickin­g
• Keystone opposition tough to silence
• Shots fired near home of U.S. vice-president
• Success won’t distract Bouchard
• Qualifier stuns fifth-seeded Ivanovic at Aussie Open
• TWU teams true test for Thunderbir­ds
• Walker leaves Hawaii on PGA Tour high
• Pursuit of Duquette is unseemly
• Raptors are ‘playing in mud’
• Seahawks rally to stun Packers
• Special teams focal point in comeback
• Langley netminder a creature of habit
• Fasth making case for expanded role
• Miller playing ‘the long game’ in net
• Caps coach gets new contract
• 3 tasks for Robinson to complete by March
• Secrets spill out from under the spotlights
• Shake it up, Re-calculatin­g it
• Johansson’s controvers­ial casting call
• Acclaimed tough-cop drama returns
• Actress of many parts, Anderson likes Stella Gibson best
• Unglamorou­s parsnip takes centre stage
• All signs Aries (March 21-April 19)
• Climb Aboard!
• Entreprene­urs in U.S. turn over new leaf

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