Vancouver Sun - 2012-06-19

• RICHMOND’S NEW FLIGHT CREW
• A loved one’s journey into untreatabl­e suffering
• Med students studying abroad cautioned
• BEACH ESSENTIALS
• Flood risk rising on the Fraser River
• Part 2: Newcomers find it tough to make friends in Vancouver.
• TAYLOR LOOKS TO TORIES
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY:
• New S. U. C. C. E. S. S. CEO says immigrant services surpass what she experience­d
• City aims for two thirds of trips by bicycle by 2040
• Drive for justice could cost province a fair sum of money
• First nation protesters ‘ trampled’ on voting rights: officials
• Correction­s officers target of assaults at facility
• Metro Vancouver rejects water subsidies for regional farmers
• Don’t trust Health Canada to study pesticides
• Little girl lost and a dead whale: All the news that causes fits
• Rethinking what makes community
• Canada needs to restore faith in the justice system
• Wind energy helps to power B. C.’ s future
• Vote buys breathing room, but it’s not a plan
• Harper urges Europe to create ‘ genuine’ financial union
• Alleged killer cooperatin­g
• Climate summit to nowhere?
• EGYPTIAN MILITARY FIRMLY IN POWER
• Search continues for suspect’s gun
• Canada’s record under fire at UN again
• Tories’ omnibus budget bill passes Commons
• Google refused Ottawa request to block urination video
• Kenny’s safe country plan problemati­c
• Illegal to hold back data: lawyer
• Russia is doing U. S. a favour by backing Assad regime
• China reaches milestone with astronauts in module
• Mental stress linked to strokes
• Bariatric surgery may boost alcohol abuse
• Safety scare prompts Samsonite to pull luggage from shelves
• Devil blamed for scandal
• Burgundy: Wine, barging, and beyond
• Heathrow’s Yotel provides a relatively inexpensiv­e spot for a short nap
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Yamana snaps up beaten- down Extorre Gold Mines
• Incomes remain flat
• Recreation­al property revival
• Microsoft tablet to challenge Apple’s ipad
• Large Chinese bank debuts in Canada
• Rural B. C. couple seeks stable retirement income
• Negotiate before signing a commercial lease
• S& P/ TSX overcomes europe Pessimism
• Finding inspiratio­n from all the perspirati­on
• Great Scot, it’s mission possible
• Defending champ Spain, Italy advance to final eight
• Qualifying offers to trio
• Takeover of Devils denied
• Lack of stature doesn’t slow Demarco
• Jury acquits Roger Clemens on all six counts
• Drabek’s out for season
• ‘ Rocket’ lands safely
• First- round hopeful draws strength from family
• Canadian boxer lands wild- card spot at London Games
• Kane returns to second home to push tour stop
• League looks to stop flops
• Colour conundrum
• Fashion first makes colourful splash
• Bieber brims with confidence
• Nicks, Arden, Clinton join Sarah Mclachlan’s concert
• Whale tale flounders
• HOROSCOPE
• Chinese movie moguls woo Canadian filmmakers

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