Vancouver Sun - 2012-11-01

• Rainstorm lashes Metro as mud forces family from their home
• Cohen critical of Fisheries Act changes
• Ferry consultati­on ducks tough questions
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY: NOVEMBER 1, 1966
• Let serial killers have own cells, jury recommends
• The B. C. Liberal convention included a lot of lowlights, including a fart machine
• Ballerina’s story inspires generosity from strangers
• Plan aims to get people moving
• Robertson launches account on Sina Weibo
• Soldier fights for injury compensati­on
• Salmon report shows the effect of politics dictating policy
• New age of e- justice hinders probes
• Group seeks probe into RCMP raid of police critic’s home
• Citizens to train for role as natural disaster reserve force
• Firm maps city’s Halloween hot spots
• A cholestero­l warning in the palm of your hand
• Abbotsford firm’s egg offers daily dose of vitamin D
• Followup film traces the chilling reality of crystal meth abuse
• NDP backs funding of independen­t schools
• TODAY’S LETTERS
• The big one will come without warning — so be prepared now
• Climate change is upon us
• B. C. not alone in facing deficit crisis
• Kurds hope turmoil will lead to a state of their own
• Fretting over the big picture is a waste of time
• Life slowly resumes in areas hit by Sandy
• Obama- Christie lovefest leaves Romney sidelined
• India battles population bulge
• An electronic leg- up
• Bird species evolving faster in Americas
• Oliver didn’t know much about projects
• Feds make room for students, workers
• Go- to social networks also source of misinforma­tion
• Hydro worker killed in Ontario while fixing power line
• Plague of office- buying fuels disgust
• Beijing urged to eliminate birth limits
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Social networking under scrutiny
• INVESTMENT DINING
• La Pentola
• Hot sounds
• Great restaurant­s to blow your budget at
• HOROSCOPE
• Midnight madness on the mountains
• Ladyhawk spreads wings
• Method to the mayhem
• Women, past and present, get their due in the music world
• Carrot and Triple- Chocolate Cupcakes
• Alondra de la Parra
• Art meets artifact at MOA
• ENTERTAINM­ENT LISTINGS
• Caps feeling loose in Los Angeles
• Cam Cole on NHL casualties
• YVR CEO LARRY BERG CALLS IT A CAREER
• Heat’s Walter is more than one of the president’s men
• Wings’ dynamic duo soars in Europe
• Giants trade blueliner Musil to the Oil Kings
• Anything is possible, Richards says
• Same scenario but different script for Lenarduzzi
• Beckham wary of Whitecaps’ ‘ firepower’
• Memories of doomed flight haunting
• Team moves to bar media from practices at BC Place
• POWER RANKINGS
• Maryland pro wins marathon
• Lowly Chiefs no match for Chargers
• Super Mario is a man in demand at Santa Anita
• ‘ Idiots’ run English game, Blatter told British official
• Parking- cost conundrum
• D& M demise not the last word on the health of the book business
• There may be cracks in boomer nest eggs
• tsx rides advances after superstorm
• RIM’S new Blackberry being tested around the world ahead of 2013 launch

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