Vancouver Sun - 2012-05-28

• Fans cheer homegrown talent’s thrilling win
• Investment firm boasts highest paid bureaucrat­s
• AMOUR WINS AT CANNES
• CP RAIL TALKS BREAK DOWN
• Broken Arrow burial
• DREAM COME TRUE
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY:
• Police make inroads in stemming violence
• Judge dismisses Facebook pictures as evidence in injury lawsuit
• Thousands lace up for walk against global poverty in Stanley Park
• Helmet head or heart attacks?
• Canadian artists pen opera in honour of man who was Tasered to death
• Parent group seeks Wi- Fi free schools
• B. C. sets sights on 47,000 internatio­nal students
• Metro pushes ahead with P3 funding plan for incinerato­r despite concerns
• Aircare unnecessar­y for new trucks: associatio­n
• Taxi Saver cut hurts vulnerable citizens
• Putting prostituti­on behind closed doors makes no one safer
• Canada needs a rental housing plan
• Where’s the power to run LNG plants?
• First nations look to clean energy to fuel economic developmen­t
• Plans for huge exports of cheap coal to China heats up battle over global warming
• Massacre in Syria
• Time for Charest to show his cards and call the bluff
• Looking ahead to the next 25 years
• Defeated Tories land public jobs
• Fingers point at Assad’s forces
• Scandal hits the heart of the Roman Catholic Church
• Animals helped ‘ forgotten’ hostage stay sane
• Human language balances simplicity and specificit­y: study
• Feature film sector slows as TV production ramps up
• Jonathan Manthorpe’s Asia- Pacific Report
• Taiwan’s President Ma sees popularity plummet
• BRIEFINGS
• Say so long to cheap oil, economist says
• Golden Gate Bridge spans 75 years of history
• Women vilifi ed for taking life- saving medication, mother says
• Parent Traps
• Silent, even deadly, not all farts are created equal
• Sugar definition fight in U. S. turns bitter
• Taking the bite out of a dentist visit
• Improper brushing technique can cause long- term problems
• Jack White digs deep for his Vancouver fans
• A mindblowin­g experience
• B. C. honours its best during hard times
• LOOK WHO’S TALKING
• Dedicated to innovation
• How innovation happens
• Innovation and education
• Cutting edge technology fosters new knowledge about our forests
• Cutting- edge stem cell research in BC
• Vancouver making waves in visual effects
• Rallying the home team
• Social innovation
• REACTION TO RYDER’S WIN
• Friends gritted their teeth in anticipati­on
• Ginobili nets 26 as Spurs win Game 1
• Caps battle to earn tie with Timbers
• Path to Belmont follows unconventi­onal road
• Mccoombs snags spot for canoe
• There’s no feat on clay for Roddick
• Wozniak win strong start for Canada
• STAY ON TRACK WITH THE SUN RUN SERIES 2012
• Franchitti captures third 500 win
• The joker is wild for Kings during the playoffs
• Rangers rough up Jays 12- 6
• Johnson overtakes Dufner at Colonial
• National team makes final adjustment­s
• Luke Donald regains No. 1 ranking

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