Vancouver Sun - 2012-05-23

• A MAN IN MOTION 25 YEARS LATER
• Judge finds civil hearing fees unconstitu­tional
• ENTER THE CONTINUUM
• Liberals rein in Hydro rate hike
• Fighting fraud
• The move effectivel­y sidelines
• Woman held hostage and boyfriend describe ordeal: He had a ‘ wild look’
• Appointmen­t Notice
• Organizer pulls plug on Merritt festival
• Stanley Cup riot investigat­ion saps police resources
• UBC graduates record number of aboriginal MDS
• Abbotsford and Kelowna top province in family violence: Statscan report
• Richmond passes ban on geneticall­y engineered crops
• Bus driver, passengers help woman visit her dying mother
• Seniors are getting social with technology
• Artistry has no age limit
• Cyber seniors stay active
• Hit pavement Sunday for the world’s sake Split up federal government’s omnibus budget bill for debate
• American voters must be wary of trade positions
• A mild case of ‘ Dutch disease’
• Project approval process is open and public
• Bear- baiting isn’t hunting — it’s assassinat­ion
• A diagnosis of ALS is a frightenin­g one
• Flu vaccine aids expecting mothers, fetus
• Bigger moms carry greater risk: study
• Commercial era in space opens
• Exile media rev up
• 100- DAY STRIKE: STUDENTS RALLY IN MONTREAL
• Rare book prophesies War of 1812 sequel
• Charest’s heavy- handed move has far- reaching implicatio­ns
• Deepsea microbes in very slow lane
• Street lights have direct influence on insect population­s
• DNA test provides safeguard for species
• Taiwan’s diminished status sign of China’s growing clout
• Iran, West reportedly close to deal on nuclear program
• Chinese fishermen beaten, robbed
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Small business
• WHITECAPS VIE FOR NATIONAL SOCCER TITLE
• Victoria ‘ financial education’ firm has another ( questionab­le) deal for you
• Canada on upswing; EU hurting
• OSC files fraud charges against company, execs
• Buyer found for Book Warehouse
• Facebook shares losing friends, drop 18% in two days
• Scotiabank sells landmark headquarte­rs
• Managing our retirement dreams
• Avoiding ‘ Paradox of Choice’
• Whitecaps vs. TFC AT A GLANCE
• Cagers relish shot in sport’s spiritual birthplace
• Rangers’ coach prays to ward off hot Devils
• Ball hawks book flights to B. C. camp
• Length isn’t everything at Tsawwassen Springs
• Injury could keep rider from Games
• Salas riding high as King of the Mountains
• Rays go long to thump Jays
• The SALAD DAYS of summer
• Fried and true: Fritters for all occasions
• Nicoise Salad
• Plah Moo Yan ( Roasted Pork or Prawn Salad with Chili Jam)
• Vegetable Salad with Miso Dressing
• A real ice cream headache
• The future is now
• Arts Club dominates Jessies nomination­s
• Brad Pitt is Killing Them Softly

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