The Province - 2015-04-06

• DAM DEBATE HEADS TO COURT
• JOIN THE CELEBRATIO­N: IT’S NATIONAL TARTAN DAY
• CANUCKS FACE KING-SIZED TEST ON ROAD TO PLAYOFFS
• Georgia Viaduct is ready for its close-up
• Flash fire that sent three workers to hospital under investigat­ion
• Vancouver Zoo hit by protest
• Selma witness to join Vancouver rights march
• Ouster from restaurant no rights violation
• Finding work in B.C. actually took some ... work
• ‘Dying in the hospital’ changed his life
• Obese patients have more complicati­ons from surgery: Study
• River will be dredged for missing and murdered aboriginal women
• Gunman a ‘high-flying’ son of a Kenyan official
• Group of taxi drivers ingest poison to protest the Chinese government
• ISIL’s wave of destructio­n continues
• Women earn the right to attend sports events in Iran
• Pope extends peace wish in Easter service
• Even at 70, Clapton still a guitar hero
• Overnight success years in making
• 40 is the new 26 on series from Sex and the City creator
• Fur’s return sparks debate over ethics
• New wheels rolling into Canada
• Cadillac CT6 takes on German rivals
• Kimbrel, Upton head to Padres from the Braves
• What else is on:
• An Inspiratio­n(al) victory for Lincicome
• Athletes are quick off the blocks
• Badgers must slay another juggernaut
• Canada beats New Zealand for the first time
• Stars ready to shine on Opening Day
• The hard part begins
• Jays are brimming with raw talent
• Defoe’s brilliant goal earns key win
• Flyers’ Mason puts dent in Pens’ playoff chances
• Blues edge Blackhawks to move into first in Central Division
• Playoff picture is still murky
• Dracula is still alive and in Vancouver
• Canucks know they must be physical
• Goalie Miller eager for in-game test, but a playoff spot is a priority

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