The Province - 2016-02-15

• ARSENIC FEARS DIVIDE CITY
• WOMEN’S MEMORIAL MARCH
• EX-VANCOUVER GIANT CHASES HIS DREAM IN RUSSIA
• UBC governors urged to sell school’s fossil-fuel holdings
• B.C. ironworker­s help rebuild Haiti trade school
• Disabled man locked out despite court order
• Tourist decides to take business elsewhere
• Fears mount over dumping of sewage sludge
• Scalia’s death sets off battle over court’s future
• Canada needs a new conversati­on about pipelines
• Simpler housing, lower expectatio­ns key to affordabil­ity
• Civilian injuries in 2015 the worst since 2009 in Afghan war
• Turkey pounds Kurdish positions in Syria for second straight day
• Old meets new in latest from Matt Andersen
• Who will emerge triumphant at the Grammys?
• Yes, it’s possible to be both a dog and cat person
• Want to be a smart foodie? The doctors dish out the goods
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Leaders of the auto sales revolution
• TWO TO VIEW: Luongo leads the surprising Florida Panthers to first place in the Atlantic Division
• Taylor-made victory
• Parchment’s numbers do not lie
• Canada’s Blondin shows them all ‘who’s the boss’
• ‘Machine’ Thompson wins gold
• Late markers propel Arsenal, Spurs to wins
• NBA stars say goodbye to Lakers legend Bryant
• ABDELKADER GOES TO SCHOOL
• Only certain thing for Ladd is uncertaint­y
• Bo Horvat heads to the ‘hope’ list
• Linden pours oil on choppy waters
• Injury list swells

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