The Province - 2016-03-29

• FRACKING RAISES B.C. QUAKE RISK
• Embattled B.C. Liberal boss hires Jian Ghomeshi’s lawyers
• A space for men to share their feelings
• Sir Paul in Vancouver to film Pirates sequel
• Vintage house will likely become rubble
• Surrey Night Market set to reopen in June
• Sex attacks create fear in Burnaby
• Transformi­ng scars into works of art
• Metro staff concerned about B.C.’s climate plan
• Top cop accused of bullying an officer in 2012
• Liberated Palmyra reveals shattered relics
• Use taxes, not tolls to fund new bridges in fair manner
• Goodbye Vancouver, you should go and love yourself
• Belgian police look for man in hat
• Sutherland realizes profession­al dream
• A decade of making music
• Eat your food without fear
• Myth busting
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Adventure on the Rio Verde the real deal
• Weird and wonderful Wales
• THIS SUMMER DISCOVER PRINCE RUPERT ON BRITISH COLUMBIA’S NORTHWEST COAST
• Five letters spell trouble for shippers
• Are these add-ons worth the money?
• Subaru tries to give power to the people
• What else is on:
• Mouth-watering rivalries on the menu
• Delivering bad news a ‘tough’ job
• Author Keri still flies the Expos flag
• Canada feeling the heat in Mexico
• Wade looking forward to final Kobe clash
• U.S. draws first blood against Canada
• First the world, then maybe the NHL for U.S. coach Klee
• Maschmeyer at home in bro’s old rink
• Opportunit­y awaits Canucks at draft
• A ‘dash’ against the value of plus-minus
• Code red averted — for now
• Shocker alert! Fans love/hate the Toronto Maple Leafs
• School in session for Canucks
• HAMMER TIME

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