Vancouver Sun - 2012-02-21

• Fighting Alzheimer’s starts in the kitchen
• Teens may be barred from tanning beds
• MINORS MIRACLE
• GLASSES BACK IN FOCUS
• SHE HOUSED THOUSANDS ... QUIETLY
• ALARM RAISED OVER FOREST INVENTORY
• Scientists aim to solve medical isotope shortage.
• Carbon capture process shows promising results.
• B. C. coal exports under scrutiny over emissions.
• Police yet to identify Abbotsford homicide victim
• Police campaign aims to bust myth of ‘ safe’ street drugs
• Vancouver police pledge support for Internet surveillan­ce
• Mock budget yanks NDP’S chain
• Falcon says some supporters left party
• Former VPD chief defends handling of missing women investigat­ion
• Drug smuggler pleads guilty, gets two years
• Sled Dog Code of Practice adopted
• New urban farming sites face hurdles due to soil contaminat­ion
• Veteran and club owner made a difference to Vancouver
• SFU’S new strategic vision takes lessons to the streets
• Professors­hip to focus on gynecologi­cal cancers
• New research uncovers pro- social tendencies among early humans
• Pipe dream doesn’t make sense for B. C. or environmen­t
• Steady, clear effort needed to meet seniors’ needs
• The public and the personal
• B. C. risks becoming a silvicultu­ral slum
• The system is the problem
• Improving the environmen­tal assessment process
• Have we reached a turning point for seniors care?
• Harm may be permanent: secret memo
• Canada threatens EU trade war over ‘ dirtier’ oilsands label
• Ban on snapping turtle harvest urged
• Iran nuclear program inspection­s
• Online response to Toews, Bill C- 30 by digital vigilantes puts privacy, traditiona­l media, in spotlight
• Baird’s office says user fees will continue
• Top general downplays hole in submarine
• Calories, not just fructose, make people fatter
• Computers shown to aid learning
• Frozen prehistori­c plant brought to life
• Hamad: A diplomatic maestro with a mission
• Vote marks orderly end to Saleh’s 33- year rule
• Film lays bare Palin gaffes in presidenti­al campaign
• $ 170 billion bailout for Greece
• ‘ Infiltrati­ons’ not as they appear
• Sudden thaw spreads havoc along Danube
• Tang stays in race despite scandal
• HST change helps sales
• A better health care model needed
• Mortgage fraud hits ‘ eye- opening’ level in Canada, report says
• Refinery fire shuts key source of YVR fuel
• Single regulator needed for healthy financial system, Dodge tells Board of Trade
• Ritchie Bros. holds world’s largest heavy equipment sell- off
• Outside the box delivery
• Another 40 business bloopers
• Understand­ing risk factor essential
• Retirement not the end
• Whitecaps
• No margin of error for Canada in qualifying tourney
• A rocky evening draw for seconds at Scotties
• Cascades climb to a new peak
• Something fishy about this memorial
• Carmelo’s return not enough to extend Linsanity against Nets
• Ramirez close to signing with Oakland: reports
• THE NEW YORK CROSSWORD
• WHO ARE THE OSCAR VOTERS?
• Bright prints, grunge rock the runway
• A sharply dressed man
• Movie- house liquor laws need a retake, province says
• Oscar history
• Good kitty
• Whitney Houston’s belongings up for sale
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• Touring France and Spain
• Take a Quick Trip to Pure Winter
• Family Dining Deals in Whistler

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