Vancouver Sun - 2012-06-09

• BEATING THE OLD SCHOOL ODDS
• Heartbreak at Hastings
• Dancing queen turning 100
• Vancouver’s sweat equity
• FUEL TANKERS ON THE FRASER
• A ticking time bomb
• Rememberin­g a city in riot
• Finding a new favourite.
• Dismay at the track.
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY: JUNE 9, 1973
• Canucks owner files applicatio­n to keep team finances secret in divorce case
• Secrecy surroundin­g report on MLAS’ spending makes auditor’s job tougher
• Vancouver city councillor Meggs seeks NDP nod
• Alberta oilsands town bags unlikely green lead
• Dispute between neighbours turns into six- figure legal bill
• Thousands expected for street party, with a kick
• New devices improve lives but deliver no cure for diabetes
• Plea deal angers dead child’s family
• Permits halt work on Musqueam site
• Residents refuse to evacuate flood zone near upper Fraser
• Men busted by vigilantes to appear in court
• Snakehead capture raises spectre of invasive species
• Gene Simmons helps put charity in the black
• What does Rae’s promise mean?
• Top court denies abortion protester’s final appeal
• Wombs for rent
• What makes a psychopath?
• PIPELINE BREAKS IN ALBERTA
• RAE FARES POORLY IN NATIONAL POLL COMPARED TO OTHER LIBERALS
• Senate reform could up the East’s clout
• Simplified border- crossing policy clarified to exclude child- porn offenders
• Inuit protest food prices that leave some hungry
• Chinese firms aiding North Korea: report
• Rebels hold their own against Syrian army in battle for town
• UN observers finally reach site of massacre
• Children in urban areas more prone to food allergies: study
• Informatio­n revolution fuels ‘ Mexican Spring’
• ‘ Baby factory’ proliferat­ion worries Indian government
• Kids need to know Facebook posts last forever
• World’s oldest bubbly fetches $ 161,000
• Best bets for the beach
• Let them eat cake ... at a cost
• Zombie reports fuel drug frenzy, again
• Memo to small investors: steer clear of Wall Street’s IPO machine
• Can higher education rediscover its ‘ soul’?
• Less parking, more transit a winning duo
• Cosmetic pesticides are a growing concern
• Senseless bag ban
• Coming of age tale a sensitive retelling of a not too distant past
• A Canadian’s Arab street
• THE SKINNY RULES:
• INFORMATIO­N PLEASE
• The joke is on them
• FOOD & WINE:
• A masterful blend of love, marriage and music
• Folkie finds her inner chanteuse
• It’s completely wild what you can eat for free
• Grilled Sea Scallop & Orange Spiedini Over Saffron Couscous with Pine Nuts and Currants
• Seared Tuna Loin
• Mad Men saves the best for last
• Popular U. S. hosts Click and Clack shift to ‘ park’
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• LONDON SUNDAY TIMES CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Disney spends $ 1 billion to tune up stalled theme park
• Big gift ideas for the little ones
• Peliwo earns berth in final of French Open junior tourney
• Where millisecon­ds, millimetre­s are crucial
• These two Jersey boys have been around the block
• Twitter transgress­ion nets ban for Tan
• Good play in opening matches redirects fan focus
• Canada tops Cuba in qualifier
• Canadian rookies on defence are impressing — quietly
• Rings recognize doc’s mind
• World champion Pacquiao ‘ worn out’ and ‘ tired’ says underdog Bradley
• Mcilroy roars to lead at St. Jude Classic
• Braves cash in on Jays’ miscue to extend streak
• Mario’s magic moment denied
• Friday’s news a bitter reminder that horse racing game is filled with many disappoint­ments
• Scratch sends shock waves through other race camps
• NO MORE PHONEY PROPS FOR THIS OLD RASSLER
• Book Warehouse store lives on through Black Bond Books
• BAINES: SAXENA TO BE JAILED 10 YEARS FOR FRAUD
• New Rebel may sharpen your cinematogr­aphy
• B. C. job growth unchanged
• It’s time to question the meaning of social media
• Technology shrinks need for office space
• Workers forced to sleep in open
• Know your retirement style
• What will retirement really cost?
• TSX drops on worry over weekend news
• The call of the Serengeti
• PORTS AND BOWS:
• Historic Warsaw hosts Euro 2012 in style and luxury
• Salt Spring Island casts a spell
• Banks will often match exchange rates
• First Internatio­nal Baccalaure­ate Graduating Class of St. John’s School
• Sold ( Bought)
• Real Estate Matters
• A peaceful retreat carved out of patience
• Leonardo Dicaprio tries out a new role – luxury property landlord
• Aqua at Coastal Village

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