The Province - 2015-01-22

• PAIN IN THE GRASS
• JAIL TIME URGED FOR DOG WALKER
• FALLING LOONIE HITS CROSS-BORDER SHOPPERS
• Saanich mayor could have the last laugh
• Port installs series of noise-monitoring stations
• Funding campaign goes wild over Exploding Kittens game
• Province wants $10,000 seized in kidnapping probe
• Mounties defend actions day B.C. military veteran was shot
• Homebuyers may see lower mortgages soon
• University turns to raunchy recruiting
• France confirms ex-soldiers have joined Islamic State
• Gustafsson wants another title shot
• Grizzlies grease Raps’ slide
• Southridge responds in a Biggs way
• Swant shows she wants the ball most
• Coquitlam skater hopes to put his foot issues behind him and take performanc­e to next level
• Skater moved to Colorado to train with champ’s former coach
• This could be Vancouver native’s final season of competitiv­e skating
• Protocol in place for NFL game balls
• Women abandon fight for real grass
• Laba looking to bring more offence
• Kah signing should help with Manneh’s progressio­n
• Pospisil fights injuries to move on Down Under
• Victorious Bouchard asked to ‘give us a twirl’
• Girgensons the face of Latvia’s burning passion
• Back to reality after winning world juniors
• Tanev’s ‘audition’ season should pay off in talks
• Lots to like about the new Canucks
• SOUTHERN COMFORT
• More blue-line blues
• Setting the stage
• BICYCLES RIDE INTO THE WORLD OF HOME DECOR
• DRAPERY SOLUTIONS FOR AWKWARD WINDOWS
• PROPER VENTING INSTALLATI­ON CAN LOWER ENERGY COSTS
• Trust instincts before signing
• Strata must follow investment rules
• Making life easier for our pets
• Cabbages known to lose heads
• Unique collaborat­ions strike the right note
• Male ballet troupe is en pointe
• Mad Men become sad men as series nears the end
• Walking Dead offshoot to put own spin on zombies
• School project launched career of B.C.’s Majumdar
• The importance of family dinners
• Career Driven

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