Vancouver Sun - 2013-04-04

• FATAL FIRE HITS SENIORS’ HOUSING COMPLEX
• Informed Dining project expands nationwide
• Luongo, Canucks mired in lose- lose situation
• Parents who put their kids’ needs above their own are happier, study finds
• UBC PRESIDENT SETS EXIT DATE
• DRAMATIC SUCCESS
• MARVEL- OUS COLLECTION
• The Vancouver Sun and The Province dominate national newspaper marketing awards
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY: APRIL 4, 1968
• B. C. Conservati­ves set to field surprising­ly strong slate
• Outgoing president dishes on leadership, post- secondary trends and his future
• Alleged border jumpers charged with smuggling ecstasy into U. S.
• China fails to fully report foreign fleet’s fish harvest, study finds
• High- speed Internet finally reaches remote Lil’wat Nation community near Mount Currie
• Vancouver plans sweeping digital strategy
• Modern technology connects kids with past
• Jedi mind tricks for a thinner you
• More than a ‘ Checkup’
• ‘ The war is in the body’
• Sheer abundance all day long adds to the perils of late- night snacking
• Whole Grain and Veggie Calzones
• B. C.’ s Informed Dining program
• Time to get serious on youth hockey safety
• Social isolation can lead to an early grave
• Carbon offsets trade prone to shady scams
• Westward ho, to the East
• Independen­ts face long — not impossible — odds
• Canada needs to cure drug spending
• Residents get chance to speak up on future of Surrey
• Documents show history of mental illness
• Obesity drives up rates of deadly cancer of the esophagus
• Scientist searches for fish, oil link
• Mountain man finally tamed?
• PARADISE OF SURF, SAND AND SPYING
• Trudeau has stolen spotlight from Mulcair
• Staffer allegedly assaulted Ashley Smith, inquest hears
• ‘ Radicaliza­tion’ comment hits home
• Scientists charged with trying to export bacteria
• Many heritage buildings, highways in dire need of repair, agency warns
• Heyman named U. S. envoy to Canada: CBC
• Latest bird flu has pandemic potential, scientists report
• Pope Francis reveals youthful love in book
• Young Pakistanis prefer Islamic law to democracy: survey
• A vow to deter a battle between two Koreas
• North Korea warns its military cleared to wage nuclear attack on U. S.
• Cymbal- maker left mark on modern music
• The Sun’s Mia Stainsby savours the budget- friendly dishes at Mui Ngo Gai
• Recitals shine spotlight on young contenders Trifonov and Grosvenor
• Vancouver- bound troubadour shows his mellow side on new album
• HOROSCOPE
• Golden celebratio­n offers sterling mix of shows
• Ballet BC unveils adventurou­s new season
• Billy Elliot flies in Vancouver
• Pacific Theatre marks 30th anniversar­y with double shot
• FIVE REASONS TO SEE ... My Turquoise Years
• Oh, the cleverness of Peter Panties
• Retelling shines lovely light on ancient story
• Beatles and brides, with an extra helping of social justice
• Asian gas buyers likely to leverage lower prices: experts
• CANUCKS FAIL TO FILL HOLES IN ROSTER ON DEADLINE DAY
• Trade minister lauds pipeline’s role in Canadian trade with Asia
• Sheer pants aftermath
• Home sales below historical averages
• Lack of pipeline capacity costs Canada billions in lost revenue: report
• Wind power projects ramp up in B. C.
• Hydro developmen­t sets ‘ dangerous precedent’
• Millennial­s require updated strategy
• TSX DROPS OVER GROWTH WORRIES
• Trade day winners and losers
• WHITECAPS:
• Deadline moves will take time to digest, says Hansen
• Jackets go on the off ensive, hope Gaborik does, too
• Feaster agrees to exclude Kiprusoff from Flames’ sell- off
• Italy will be tough to boot if Fabio more Ferrari than Fiat
• Ronaldo helps Real Madrid beat Galatasara­y 3- 0 in Champions League play
• At 7- 2, Canada tied for lead with Scotland at worlds
• Canada pounds Swiss with 13- 0 win to lead Group A

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