Vancouver Sun - 2012-05-25

• Province abandons Aircare after 20 years
• MIB III LOOKS TIRED
• Cancer donation sets B. C. record
• GO GO LUONGO?
• YWCA honours Pacific Newspaper Group vice- president
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY: MAY 25, 1977
• Maverick Cummins adopts cautious pre- election tone
• B. C. government considered land sales
• ‘ Mosquitoes’ back at schools to deter vandals
• Multicultu­ral leader a civil rights advocate for fellow Muslims
• Security concerns spur move of sled dog trial
• EI reforms will encourage work, but at what cost?
• There are more felines, but they produce less poo than dogs do
• Second patient walks from psychiatri­c hospital
• Landscaper to receive $ 7,800 from homeowner
• Cyclist killed in fiery crash involving SUV
• False Creek residents still waiting for their park
• TODAY’S LETTERS
• EI rules need to be changed to reflect today’s workforce
• Chocolate’s benefits: a gift from the gods
• Congestion pricing is needed
• Educated young people are B. C.’ s greatest resource
• Retailers need corporate social responsibi­lity strategy
• Double- lung recipient dances for joy
• Tougher rules announced for EI, job searches
• Some benefit, some get hurt …
• Mass arrests in Quebec
• NUCLEAR PROGRAM:
• Proposed EI reforms suggest Tories have finally got it right
• Conservati­ves try to shut down election lawsuits in seven ridings
• Commission­er seeks culture change
• Alcoholic energy drink sales on the rise
• ‘ Patron saint of couch potatoes’ invented the wireless TV remote
• Heat could kill 150,000 in U. S. cities this century
• UN talks deadlocked on climate agreement
• Earth could warm by more than 3.5 C, leading to extreme weather: research
• Serial murder case against chess- playing farmer startles villagers
• Blind activist’s brother escapes from house arrest
• Neighbour confesses to missing boy’s murder, 33 years later
• Anti- immigrant protesters chant ‘ Africans out’ in Tel Aviv
• School’s inspiratio­nal banner teaches a life lesson
• Eastern Conference final
• LIONS IMPORT THREE RUNNING BACKS
• IAIN MACINTYRE TALKS TO BRENT HAYDEN
• COMMENTS UPSET KESLER
• Murphy tackles his toughest foe — life after football
• Sanchez, Tebow in spotlight for Jets
• Hard- fought game friendly by name, but fierce by nature
• Caps hit bottom with loss to Toronto FC
• Heat heading to finals on hot hand of D- Wade
• Guardini surprises at Giro
• I’ll Have Another trainer nets ban
• What other critics are saying ...
• B. C. film’s time to roar
• Men in Black III’S Odd Couple formula in full effect; Josh Brolin interview
• The Paperboy delivers a chance for actors to shine
• Romantic comedy has a light touch
• Brolin struggled to conjure his inner Tommy Lee Jones
• Leo Award nominees
• Dancing between reality and illusion
• Are Joshua Jackson and Diane Kruger engaged?
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Branson launches Canadian service in Vancouver
• Try again, Catalyst urged
• MORTGAGE ESSENTIALS: TO LIVE OR INVEST?
• Planning helps avoid family fights over the cabin
• How B. C. tuition fees compare
• CEO welcomes drop in local housing prices
• Retail boosts TD’S healthy Q2 profits
• Increase your equity while protecting your debt
• Global war for energy talent
• BARGAIN BUYING SPREE COOLS OFF
• Create a little summer magic
• Taming the TV
• Garden delights
• Garage sales
• Driving ... Unplugged
• Cam’s Show ’ n’ Shine
• Living the dream
• ZACK AT THE WHEEL | 2012 BUICK VERANO
• Hanging in the Big Dog Garage
• Electric assist will help you tame those hills
• Ex- premier’s son has made U- turn toward motorcycle business
• Wood fibre is helping make cars greener
• Let the sun recharge your batteries
• Sports cars need horsepower; sedans don’t
• Make your home look roomier
• What is your condo’s decibel quotient?
• Lush backdrop needs a nice front
• Give your garden personalit­y
• Condo solarium can double as child’s bedroom

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