Vancouver Sun - 2012-05-24

• B. C. growers replant with tastier, crunchier varieties
• ‘ Mr. Big’ police tactic eff ective, but risky
• V IS FOR VICTORIES
• CP RAIL STRIKE
• LEFT IN THE DARK
• Editorial: Don’t be fooled by artificial­ly low Hydro rates.
• Tribunal ‘ puts boots’ to Surrey gym
• Drunk man survives brush with train
• Premier defends decision to overrule regulator
• Northern Health’s VP of medicine resigned after internal probe: official
• Translink revisits plan to sell off assets
• Man the barricades: SFU students up in arms over men’s centre
• Animal rights activists target four Vancouver- area fur stores
• City keen on Coupland’s ‘ V- Poles’
• Coast guard cuts reduce odds of survival in cold water
• Snakehead too slippery for scientists
• Canadian research stops U. S. whale hunt review
• BCTF appeals to principals to join battle against government
• City Reach food bank renovates, expands service
• Smuggler’s Inn trio plead guilty
• Laughter proves to be best medicine
• Jump toward self- expression with kick- boxing
• TODAY’S LETTERS
• Small but smart moves
• Praise Queen Victoria for our right to fish
• We have met the enemy and he is us
• Bill streamline­s environmen­tal act
• Conservati­ves appear out to trim worker rights
• Hackers bring down government, police sites
• Protesters are having an exciting time despite their lack of real justificat­ion
• Bill 78 contravene­s charter: expert
• B. C. Tory MP backs down on opposition to Bill C- 38
• Mulcair risks being branded by negativity
• Premature death rate down sharply, study finds
• Israeli researcher­s uncover ancient seal from Bethlehem
• Second World War still hurting health: researcher
• Fatty ‘ comfort’ foods may make you feel blue, Canadian scientists find
• Key to ‘ lunge feeding’ found
• Scientists bank on DNA to hunt down Bigfoot
• West haggles with Iran over uranium
• Doctor who helped CIA track bin Laden jailed for treason
• Arts Umbrella, Goh Ballet bring talents to Playhouse
• Advisory committee gives artists voice at city hall
• Cannes greets Kerouac classic On the Road
• Akiyama, VSO mark 40 years of adventure
• Goodbye to all that
• Santigold dares to be herself
• Rookie Blue grows up
• Mr. Peanut has been busy raising a family
• Mouth- watering Mediterran­ean
• Furry fun carries crucial anti- gang message
• Festival shines spotlight on outdoor thrills and laughs
• ENTERTAINM­ENT LISTINGS
• NIGHT SPOTS
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• Biz- jet fractions firm takes off in turbulence
• Kinder Morgan pares pipeline plan
• Surrey man banned for bogus gold scheme
• Coal’s role as economic indicator
• Rental property still a good bet for investors
• tsx bargain hunters send market higher
• Business greats share story of success and winning attitude
• West Fraser Timber CEO becomes chair of B. C. Business Council
• Championsh­ip Cup bid runneth over
• Devils raise a little hell on Broadway
• Scouting combine dress rehearsal for draft
• Top picks have yet to sign
• Prepping for Seattle with friendly against national side
• Sixers force Game 7 with Celtics
• Jockey breeds confidence in faithful steed
• Running searches for next Simon
• Rodriguez retains pink jersey at Giro, but feels Hesjedal is man to beat in final stretch
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

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