Vancouver Sun - 2014-01-04

• ‘I didn’t want them to suffer’
• GOLD ON THE HORIZON
• BIRDS AND THE BEES
• Heating up Arctic Air
• Wacky winter weather
• A tale of two mines
• Japan’s old- age challenge
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: 1914
• Fraser Health battles increase in swine flu cases
• Police have cracked down on drug trade in battle against rising violent crime: Mayor
• Pot, pipelines, prostituti­on, poverty and other policy challenges
• CBC’s Answer Lady Marg Meikle dies after long struggle with Parkinson’s
• Internatio­nal students flocking to British Columbia
• SPCA puts out call for help, donations
• Hit- and- run driver found guilty in deaths of two women
• Jailhouse scheme puts man back behind bars
• Highest tides of the year will take place this weekend
• Fat people told to swallow the truth
• It’s game on for smallest Mountie
• Despite favourable conditions, Tories continue to slide in polls
• 4,000 CHILDREN DIED IN SCHOOLS
• Ottawa loosens rules for foreign worker bosses
• Court challenges show Harper governing in shadow of Trudeau’s Charter of Rights
• Officials concerned social services not adequate in Ring of Fire mineral area
• Pilot shortage forcing RCAF to bend medical rules, papers show
• Majority of Americans GLOOMY OVER FUTURE
• GENERAL SOCIAL SURVEY: THE QUESTIONS HAVE CHANGED SINCE 1972
• Hepatitis vaccine cleared in deaths
• Priests can be ‘ little monsters’ if they aren’t trained well as seminarian­s, Pope says
• Police use helicopter­s, speedboats in massive crystal meth seizure
• INFORMATIO­N PLEASE
• STAY AT HOME IN THE PRESIDENTI­AL SUITE
• Catholics eager to tell Pope what they think
• Celebratio­ns diverse but sentiments are the same
• Library takes journey into the future
• NEW WINDOWS TABLET COMPETES WITH APPLE
• Northern Gateway aims to create sustainabl­e work
• Mistrust hurting ‘ lawful commerce’
• Institutio­n closures ‘ probably criminal’
• Paving way to end dementia stigma
• Public needs to be re- educated on the safety of GM foods
• Author finds herself in Finding Jim
• Short stories cut to the bone
• Vancouver — as it was
• How to live without toxic chemicals and get rid of those we already have
• NON- FICTION
• Calling all pinball wizards
• School supplies, T- shirts, caps welcome gifts in poorer nations
• Getting up close and local
• Red Mountain wins World Snow Awards
• HOROSCOPE
• Where do we go from here?
• Copyright protection­s not so elementary if expired
• Phil Everly part of pioneering rock ’ n’ roll vocal duo
• Review might bring change
• WINE PICKS OF THE WEEK
• Move over kale, here comes cauliflowe­r
• Wine festival tickets go on sale next week
• A must- try ‘ couscous’
• Taking flight
• THEME COUNTRY FRANCE
• VINE STARS FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD
• FOOD STARS
• FRIENDS, FAMILY & FOOD
• Vallee, Villeneuve get Oscar buzz
• B. o. B walks line between pop, hip- hop
• Duck Dynasty clan give new ammo to critics against their gun deal
• Bad lights, shaky camera and awfully familiar action
• Coming to Kingsway
• SITTING PRETTY IN OCEAN PARK
• Toys for the big boys
• Metro Vancouver housing market expected to remain stable
• Barbara Yaff e: In my opinion
• Paying down debt Canadians’ priority, poll fi nds
• Partner’s income could be tipping point
• miners back off amid tepid chinese data
• The future arrives early for Northwest Passage
• Record sales help drive Canadian economy
• BlackBerry calls out Seacrest firm over new keyboard case
• Truth is out there — and it hurt
• HIGGINS PLUGGED INTO RESHAPED POWER- PLAY
• Houck’s hat trick launches Giants past Rockets
• Luongo good to go, doesn’t expect rust to be an issue
• Finns in unfamiliar territory as potential medal contender
• Bo Horvat a model of consistenc­y for Canadian juniors, Canucks exec says
• Hughson outstandin­g in the snow during NHL Winter Classic
• Olympics a tale of two cities
• Canadian trio fly toward qualifying for trip to Sochi with sweep at halfpipe event
• Relocated Stealth set to kick off new season
• Cold weather takes centre stage in Green Bay
• Peyton Manning unanimous All- Pro choice; Seahawks Sherman and Thomas also named
• Brees’ Saints marching into Philly to face Foles
• Fans rally to show support for Schumacher
• Documents detail the day Gorbachev paid surprise visit to 10 Downing Street
• Beijing aristocrac­y conned by single mother
• Winner of $ 324 million nearly forgot about ticket
• Funeral for ‘ lovable’ Great Train Robber draws eclectic crowd
• Declassifi­ed papers show fake Thatcher- Reagan spat sparked probe

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