Vancouver Sun - 2013-03-30

• HEAVY CLASSICAL METAL
• LEADERS’ LEGACIES
• SCRIMSHAW SQUABBLE
• Hidden treasures
• The secret world of the unborn
• Homeless in Vancouver
• Eating large in the NHL
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY: MARCH 30, 1902
• Premier’s deputy tops B. C. government salary ranking
• Soothing more than soles
• Peace and contentmen­t doesn’t come without some stress and struggle
• Bridging disconnect with religion, community
• Egg decorating triggers fond memories for Burquitlam man
• Nelson cuts emissions right at home
• Prince Andrew accepts invite to Victoria Highland Games in May
• Two Vancouver CEOs among top 10 bosses
• Cleanup of broken CFL light bulb a task for the stout- hearted
• UBC pitches special college to attract internatio­nal students
• Goat power a greener way to control weeds
• Legal marijuana growers under fire
• British Columbia launches plan to fight against viral hepatitis based on HIV model
• Klein put unique stamp on Alberta
• All the rage in Tucson: free shotguns
• Good Friday in the Holy Land
• Canada urged to boycott hockey tournament
• Key week- by- week changes that occur during embryonic and fetal developmen­t:
• Threat may be more bark than bite
• Google releases images of Japan's nuclear ghost town
• Utility company finally accepts the blame over Fukushima plant disaster
• Huge landslide buries 83 sleeping workers at mine
• Why so sensitive?
• The brain as you’ve never seen it
• CIVILITY IS A MATTER OF CHARACTER
• Memo to food industry: Cut the salt
• Canada, unlike Greece, Cyprus, can create its own money
• Tory immigratio­n policy needs more substance, less show
• Get that song out of your head
• Tobacco smuggling jeopardize­s border traffic
• Building bridges for better education
• Return of the PST darkens B. C. economy
• Gore may yet take his place as philosophe­r- king of a ruined Earth
• Novel provides peak experience
• Short stories explore tumults of youth
• NON- FICTION
• For better or worse, referendum­s give power to people
• MAN WITH BAG OF CASH HAS B. C. TIES
• BlackBerry’s CEO plans broader array of phones
• Target rivals ready to put up a fight
• ‘ Sexist’ picture tweet gets techie fired
• China faces labour crisis
• Take a bow
• Y& R MARKS 40 SOAPY YEARS
• Words matter for battered women
• Vampire Weekend apologizes for torching of vintage Saab
• Cherry blossom enchantmen­t
• The case for German wine
• Audain Prize doubles the honour
• Danny Kaye, a legacy in film and music
• Actor Griffiths played uncle in Potter films
• Meet the bridal swap
• Don’t give in to rainy- day blahs
• Actress moves into alien territory
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• LONDON SUNDAY TIMES CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• LARGE LIVING
• Designed for entertaini­ng
• Real Estate Matters
• A SPEEDY SALE IN COQUITLAM
• SOUTHEAST ASIA BOUND?
• Best of B. C. on the table
• Double your pleasure
• ‘ BUMPING’ OVER TO EUROPE
• Nail the north’s history with Sourtoe Cocktail
• One- room hotel in despised TV tower offers bird’s- eye view of Prague
• Finding Pura Vida in Costa Rica
• Lefty Garrison makes his point on the right
• CONFLICTIN­G STYLES CLASH IN CALIFORNIA
• Schneider is working fl at out in crease silencing snipers
• Penguins focused on getting chemistry right for new players
• Flames begin post- Iggy era with loss to Blue Jackets
• B. C. Lions’ Waterboys Club members’ cups are full
• THREE THEMES
• Pretorius grapples with sudden leap into the elite
• ‘ Globe- trotting’ life suits couple well
• Michigan defeats Kansas in overtime
• Canadian skip Jacobs set to make world championsh­ip debut
• INFORMATIO­N PLEASE

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