The Province - 2016-07-29

• ‘NO PLACE TO GO’
• B.C. Lions put first-place pride on the line Friday in Calgary
• Ottawa can act now on overdose crisis: Senator
• Fentanyl not just street concern
• Liberals pass foreign buyer tax bill
• Early-morning Surrey shooting sends two to hospital, police say
• LGBTQ ‘Safe Place’ program launched by Vancouver police
• Clark regrets missing transgende­r vote
• Mount Seymour brings surprises
• Council approves Grandview-Woodland plan
• Thawed reindeer corpse blamed for Russia anthrax outbreak
• Violent-crime rate makes reader want to avoid Metro
• Case for non-caregiver providers of assisted dying
• ‘Moment of reckoning’ faces U.S., Clinton says
• Officials unable to reach Canadians held in Turkey
• Jason is Bourne again
• Calder revisits mom’s ALS death
• Fest gives young filmmakers a boost
• The mother of all mom movies
• Let the 2016 drinking games begin!
• the WINE GUY
• Want to stick to weight plan? Be little engine that could
• Ex-NFLer Sapp OK after shark bites his arm
• Health-care plan for retired players funded by NBA union
• I Super Mario returns to Hastings for B.C. Cup Day
• Big hitters to the back, please
• Lawler’s renaissanc­e a work of art T
• Raonic cruising on his home court
• Dealership­s built on trust, value and respect
• Former Canadian finds pitching form
• C’s keep them coming back for more
• Dearth of pitching talent throws wrench into plans O
• Beasts of the East get ready for battle
• Waston can't help MLS all-stars
• We can do better than that
• Horvat happily pushing his pace
• Brees downplays contract uncertaint­y, touts longevity
• Seahawks GM Schneider proud of work his team’s done
• Patriots no longer Brady’s bunch
• Finch is feeling the pinch
• Quarterbac­k swap pays dividends for Bombers
• Messam finds his focus in Calgary
• THE THREE KEYS
• Spracklen’s work ‘destroyed’
• Buffed up BRZ
• ELON MUSK’S MASTER PLAN IS MORE ‘DUH’ THAN ‘DEUX’
• OLD TIME DRAG RACING THIS WEEKEND IN MISSION
• B.C. third-largest market for new vehicles
• Porsche goes tech savvy at top speed
• Roads belong to drivers and cyclists
• High-tech safety features need care
• Encore not to everybody’s taste

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