Vancouver Sun - 2012-07-31

• Swimming sensation raises suspicion
• Social media Games turn into five- ring circus
• Century- old explosives rattle Main Street neighbourh­ood
• AFFORDABLE FUTURE
• THE ‘ SMART’ APPROACH
• Canada, Britain go for style gold with their Olympic merchandis­e.
• A Canadian company is keeping the Games well supplied with sand.
• Strong performanc­e sends Canada’s men’s eight into rowing final.
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY:
• Clark’s parochial pipeline play puts price on environmen­t
• Privacy advocates condemn licence plate scanners
• Teen tried to save father in Kettle River rafting tragedy
• Police abuzz after bee thieves take the honey and run
• Influentia­l monk says Vancouver an interfaith example for Syria
• Syrians in Vancouver reach out to help compatriot­s move to Canada
• Vancouver planner wants to end ad hoc approach to developer fees
• Wildfire threatens West Kelowna homes
• Crown wants 14 years for a ‘ true criminal’
• Slap on wrist for ex- Mountie is shameful
• Granville Street has lost much of its character
• Pipeline risks need a closer look
• Health report strong on fluff, weak on innovation
• Tribunal tramples on private property rights
• ‘ Bashar’s forces will be buried here’
• Time for leaders to sheath swords in pipeline palaver
• Accused theatre shooter charged
• Targeting a soft landing
• Recruitmen­t ads ‘ offensive’
• Ottawa recalls older Peg Perego strollers over strangulat­ion risk
• Punk rockers tried for ‘ hooliganis­m’
• Palestinia­ns accuse Romney of racism
• U. S. ramps up arms sales to Gulf Arab states
• United by tragedy, victims and families go to court
• Power failure affects 370 million
• Food shortages may follow rain
• Most Canadian mothers take maternity leave
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Rising up the ranks
• Raonic, Wozniak face tough matches in Tsonga, Williams
• Canadians bounce Britannia
• Throwing for gold
• A perfect day at the temple of tennis
• Britain’s field hockey captain fractures jaw
• He’s a howdy Dudi tourist, but heavy Dudi competitor on court
• Lions give prospects plenty of space
• Whitecaps’ schedule ebbs at opportune moment
• Iwakuma Ks the Jays in M’s win
• HSBC braces for laundering fallout
• Apple sends a signal
• B. C. natural gas drilling to take a hit
• Rongsheng stock slumps on Nexen allegation­s
• Canada may face skills deficit: report
• Immigrants face extra challenges
• TSX CLOSES FLAT, EU PESSIMISM GROWS
• Banks seek leniency by cooperatin­g in Euribor probe
• On the cuff
• TALKING TURKEY ABOUT QUEER ARTS
• Frew makes no apologies for songs that won’t go away
• The Stewart Affair
• HOROSCOPE
• Ole! Spanish dance aficionado­s will like Flamenco, Flamenco
• A front- row seat to Alaska’s brown bear show
• Crashing your moped might just be the best part of your trip

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