Vancouver Sun - 2005-12-05

• Investigat­ion launched after man dies on street
• Top public figure joins struggle
• Layton raises spectre of ‘ credit card’ health care
• Accident rate on BC Rail line jumps
• December weather will be frightful, forecast says
• Union yes vote saves Port Alice mill
• Late Hilda Thomas embodied life and humour to the end
• Drug trial likely to be approved
• Atlantic-bound Martin hopes to put bad week behind him
• Harper’s drug crackdown could cut funds for safe-injection site
• ANALYSIS
• McCallum fails to file; Tories pick Eidsvik
• Duceppe the fighter emerges
• Canadian will seek to recover $1m fees
• Muslim, Christian leaders plead for captives’ release
• Canada ill-equipped to deal with exotic, new diseases: report
• Diplomats won’t be prosecuted in impaired case
• Unwritten rights must be upheld, chief justice says
• Rice to face furore over CIA prisons
• Stone-throwing mob attacks Iraqi politician
• U.S. troops could leave Iraq next year: Bush adviser
• Pakistani textbook’s pro-Bush poem gets failing grade
• Heiress to Onassis fortune weds Olympic horseman
• Cashier finds bodies after six-month search
• Beijing scrambles over toxic spill
• U.S. must hike security or risk attack: report
• THE NEWSPAPER’S VIEW
• Bold or shy, just chill. You don’t need to take a pill
• VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Honour the internatio­nal volunteers who help to improve the lives of others
• Head-tax deal is about buying votes, not about justice
• Selective political correctnes­s chipsaway atChristma­s
• Coming to terms in Germany
• Love your body this holiday season
• Experience showsthebe­st immigratio­n policyisth­e freestone
• New face delights mauling victim
• Doctors warn young athletes about extreme diet tricks
• $285 lotion was actually $10 cleanser
• Utah professor loses 50 pounds on the no-diet diet
• Four men shot over weekend
• New mayors promise to make their city halls more inclusive
• Sun readers create one of Canada’s great charities
• It’s Mayor Campbell’s final day
• Ganging up on cancer
• East meets West in tranquil setting of new Thai spa
• 50 Cent concert shortchang­es fans
• YourHorosc­ope
• Does 50 Cent glamourize guns? Heck, they’re the star of the show
• Boy wizard’s spell holds for third week
• Disney’s Narnia excites religious groups
• Lowering cholestero­l helps fight Alzheimer’s, study says
• Controvers­y dogs once-popular head of Telefilm
• Banks takes her last strut down the catwalk in Victoria’s Secret program, focuses on talk show
• COFFEE PERK$
• Infighting may bring down curtain on actors’ union
• Wig- makerishea­dsabovecom­petition
• Chinese auto industry no threat to West
• Asia in brief
• More U.S. homeowners pay others to deck their halls
• China powers up natural-gas plans
• China set to clean up its stock markets
• Random airline checks return
• Hungary pitches itself as Hollywood East
• Investors wary of red-hot Google
• Intel CEO suffering from corporate culture shock
• Radio pioneer dead at 84
• Top fighter pilot kept old warbirds flying
• Big Joe 2-0 with Sharks
• Marquee names missing this time
• Canucks pull on the ’ 70s
• Islanders end 6-year drought in Detroit
• Repik scores the winner in Kamloops
• Aprowrestl­eronskates
• Chara has no regrets after costly tilt
• Injury Report
• These tigers don’t tank
• Colts in perfect control as they cruise to playoffs
• Eagles coach set to meet his mentor
• Around the league
• Burnaby’s Sinclair leads Portland to national title
• Brydon’s luck goes downhill
• Consistent Middaugh finding her stride
• Win ends underdog status for Laurier
• Dukes prove too hazardous
• Ex-Lion’s son has it down cold
• Leggatt will have to go low in last round to earn card
• Trail’s Bay fails to push Canada past Americans
• Kazakh president wins new mandate
• Researcher­s predict tidal turbines are the wave of future energy
• Sea pest moves into Canadian waters
• Study measures Canada’s wasteful ecological footprint

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