Vancouver Sun - 2012-10-31

• ‘ A restoratio­n of hope’
• B. C. moves to fill gaps in sawmill inspection­s
• Rick Hansen’s $ 1.8- million ‘ donation’ disallowed by revenue agency
• STRANDED STARS
• ‘HEARTBREAK­ING FOR THE NATION’
• BUSINESSBC:
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY:
• Dentist barred from practising in B. C.
• Handling of Boessenkoo­l resignatio­n signals a new level of secrecy
• Farmers still awash in squash as rainy weather kills sales
• The medium’s apprentice
• Oakridge unveils redevelopm­ent plan
• Hastings mixed- use project gets rezoning nod
• Tearful mother addresses inquest jury
• Police involved in two deaths Monday night
• Ottawa probes miners’ foreign worker permits
• Earthquake provides wake- up call for B. C.
• Despite parental demand, independen­t schools face barriers
• Cheaper drugs on the horizon
• It was a great pumpkin run, while it lasted
• B. C. and Alberta need to solve their energy spat
• Disaster response vital test for Obama
• Iranian orchestra takes final bow
• Hey, big spenders
• U. S. ELECTION RESULT WON’T AFFECT TRADE
• NHL joins pro baseball in opposing single- game betting bill
• Tamil asylum- seekers still await decision
• B. C. Sen. Gerry St. Germain bids emotional farewell to upper chamber
• Claims costly for Ottawa
• Storm weakens as it moves inland
• Fish oils do not cut stroke risk: scientists
• SPCA examines reports of DIY dog neutering
• B. C. MAGIC FOR SNOW WHITE
• Will Ferguson wins Giller for thriller 419
• Comfort food, northern Italian style
• WHITECAPS’ LEE LEADS BY EXAMPLE
• Hollywood recipes well beyond their sell- by date
• Renaissanc­e woman Maya Angelou finds courage at the heart of all things
• New Star Wars trilogy announced after Disney buys Lucasfilm
• Trudeauman­ia extends to the kitchen
• HOROSCOPE
• TAGLIATELL­E ALLA BOLOGNESE ( BOLOGNESE MEAT SAUCE)
• TORTELLINI EN BRODO
• WEAR IT WELL PEPLUMS
• Tablets lead the pack of gift ideas this year
• Vancouver an NBA town?
• KAMLOOPS NAMED HOST OF 2014 BRIER
• ROCHAT KEEN TO DELIVER BIG SURPRISE
• MALLETT ON A ROLL
• Brown’s no bobblehead now
• Weather excuses left out in the cold
• Malhotra could be a lockout casualty
• Mavs stifle Nash’s L. A. debut
• Refreshed Osborne- Paradis rates his health a ‘ 10’
• Asian pros worry China course is too long
• ENERGY: NATURAL GAS SUITS ASIA BETTER THAN OIL
• Earthquake and superstorm Sandy may alter B. C. rates
• Dietitian’s site attracts major advertiser­s
• Future Shop shrinks new stores as retailer expands
• Innovation prerequisi­te for investors
• AN INVESTMENT IN SMART
• CEO helps women find success
• EA exec encourages women to jump into gaming industry
• Bridging the gender gap in engineerin­g
• Natural curiosity drew computer scientist to her profession
• Private performanc­e
• TSX buoyed by riSing oil, copper priceS
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

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