Vancouver Sun - 2012-06-07

• 'Every day I've got to look over my shoulder'
• UBC lifeguards praised for saving swimmer
• Firm banned from representi­ng survivors
• POWER STRUGGLE
• Wilful ignorance or contempt? Kits base closing follows a pattern
• Busy bike lanes should be permanent: report
• B. C. Conservati­ve MP defends Ottawa’s closure of coast guard station
• Liberal dinner high on unity
• School kids get counsellin­g after human remains found
• Killer’s detailed hit list contained 15 potential targets: police
• Sprawl clock illustrate­s loss of green space in Metro Vancouver
• Snakehead fish hunt on hold after dad stops pond drainage
• Beauty Nights bolster hopes
• New moms get in shape, with kids in tow
• An aging population may mean lower household debt
• Consequenc­es lacking for poor student effort in high school
• Let’s not give up national interests to ‘ free’ market
• Mulcair’s oilsands message risks alienating union base
• Dutch disease not a Canadian issue
• BC Hydro needs government policy changes
• A SIN card was my ticket to adulthood
• Massacre of dozens the work of pro- Assad forces: activists
• Earth near point of no return, scientists warn
• Rising oceans can’t be beaten
• Vatican decries ‘ blackmail’
• HEALTH: GONORRHEA CLOSE TO UNTREATABL­E
• Harper gives monarchy more than its due
• War on human traffickin­g fraught with complicati­ons
• Three more men face charges in Sun Sea probe
• Cash not king when it comes to aboriginal­s, pipelines
• Officials probe election spending by Conservati­ve MP Del Mastro
• Impose user fees to fund infrastruc­ture, report urges
• Labour activist found hanged in hospital
• Planning commission’s deluxe toilets draw fire from public
• There is no easy way out of Europe’s debt crisis
• Costs of clean energy falling, study says
• Blood test may gauge risk of death
• A SIMPLE WAY
• TASTE OF MALAYSIA
• Veteran actors flex talents in dark comedy
• The Chan Centre lines up a world of talent
• Visionary writer anticipate­d, influenced modern world
• Reactions to the death of Ray Bradbury
• Vij’s Express truck offers a taste of India’s railway food
• Actress swaps Smallville for big- time surgery drama
• Inventing The Inventor took inspiratio­n, per
• Rspiration
• West provides warmer reception for new operas than Canadian Opera Company
• ENTERTAINM­ENT LISTINGS
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• NIGHT SPOTS
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• HOROSCOPE
• City needs high- quality density that’s affordable
• Malcolm Parry’s Trade Talk
• DEVILS DELAY CUP CELEBRATIO­N IN HOLLYWOOD
• Air- monitoring program to address northeast concerns about oil, gas
• Lawyer suspended three months despite lengthy disciplina­ry record
• bargain hunters Drive up market
• Techno- toilets and smart couches: the digital age comes home
• Augmented reality brings out the best in all worlds
• Transporta­tion corridor needed for Asia- bound oil, gas: report
• Windows smartphone­s predicted to rival iphones
• Working to beat Grey Cup hangover
• SPAIN, GERMANY TEAMS TO BEAT AT EURO 2012
• New additions strengthen already tight defensive backfield
• Vancouver didn’t see the real Krutov
• World- class amateur about to turn pro
• Almagro tests Nadal — and loses
• Numbers add up for Triple Crown favourite
• Spurs kicked to sidelines after blowing huge lead to Thunder
• Longer Belmont track may decide if racing has its first Triple Crown winner in 34 years
• Cannon still has a ball tending net
• Canada slows pace in pool
• These aren’t your father’s Italian and German teams
• Hodgson warns team of Krakow temptation­s

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