The Province - 2016-07-27

• ‘IT’S PRETTY SCARY’
• 26 so-called baby houses known in B.C.
• Postmedia Network tops Canadian newspaper groups with highest readership
• Foreign ownership numbers double
• Local homeowners sleeping on lottery ticket
• Police put up $10,000 reward in teen’s murder
• Police reach Pride compromise with Black Lives Matter
• Pot shop owner takes city to court over bylaws
• ‘Renovictio­ns’ scare renters
• Balaclava Rapist released on day parole in Vancouver area
• Trinity Western grads can practise law in Nova Scotia: Appeals court
• Kamloops RCMP renew investigat­ion into prisoner’s death
• Defendant in revenge porn civil suit asks court to have case heard again
• A thank you to North Van firefighte­rs for saving mother
• Increasing supply, not tax, answer to housing woes
• ISIL attacks French church, throat of elderly priest slit
• Aussie PM ‘appalled’ by abuse
• Toronto fest unveils its Magnificen­t lineup
• The story of Gone To The Spirits
• You can’t beat summer salad
• There is nothing sketchy about a little doodling
• TLX-citing
• Magnum P.I.’s Ferrari a market darling
• Stoudemire retires from NBA as a Knick
• Long hitters favoured at last major
• Seattle Sounders part ways with longtime coach Schmid
• Prized fighters in 170-pound class
• Upton likely to see action against lefties
• Jays walk it off in a wild one
• Ban on Russian athletes growing
• Don’t expect a big splash in pool
• Bouchard prevails in lengthy battle
• Pospisil makes short work of Chardy
• Kane would boost Canucks’ offence
• Argos must learn to live without Ray once again
• CFL must strive to protect its QBs
• Lions not surprised by strong start
• Bazzie dishes on football, food
• Unheralded snappers long on talent
• Purple Pride part of Lions’ way of life
• IT’S A LONG SHOT
• No need to panic

The Province - 2016-07-26

The Province - 2016-07-28