The Province - 2019-10-07

• JUST LISTEN
• Climate activists plan to take over Burrard Street Bridge on Monday
• Liberals target Kamloops-area riding
• Indigenous business leaders to hear success stories at forum
• The things you can do with half a car
• Scrabble champs set for world stage
• First Nations, forestry likely key topics for legislatur­e return
• Picketers won’t be silenced after hotels win court order
• AFFORDABLE HOUSING
• CLIMATE CHANGE/CARBON TAX/FOSSIL FUELS
• TRANS MOUNTAIN PIPELINE
• CANADA-CHINA RELATIONS
• CHILD CARE
• MONEY LAUNDERING
• DRUG POLICY/OPIOID OVERDOSE EPIDEMIC
• HEALTH CARE
• TRANSPORTA­TION/ INFRASTRUC­TURE
• COST OF LIVING
• IMMIGRATIO­N POLICY
• Blame original socialist promise for today’s ICBC problems
• Attached housing key to a clean, dynamic city
• Kenney hits Toronto’s multicultu­ral suburbs
• Trudeau defends N.S. candidate
• Inuit to unify their written language
• Trump faces new whistleblo­wer
• Hong Kong protesters ignore mask ban, fears of violence
• GM labour contract talks go off the rails in Detroit
• Johnson to take Brexit battle back
• A voyeuristi­c peek into how others live
• Randy Andy, seeker of secrets
• Taking care of their organs
• Bear necessitie­s
• Your Horoscope
• CROSSWORD
• Porsche builds factory of future
• Next-gen 718 may ‘go all-electric’
• MCMILLAN, Jamie Ellen
• Tough season comes to merciful end
• Canada, South Africa prepare for battle
• Lions go for less talk, more action
• MONDAY NIGHT PREVIEW
• KRYK SLANTS
• DANDY DEBUT FOR EX-CFLER
• Seven in the sixth
• Ex-O’s catcher dead at 76
• Magic Mike
• TWO-WAY STREET
• Canucks’ Biega gets his wish, traded to Red Wings
• LINE DANCING STARTS EARLY

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