Vancouver Sun - 2014-01-11

• Oil spill risk low: analysis
• No charges laid in fatal mill fi re
• Pete McMartin hits the gym
• The Canadian connection
• A PART- TIME PROBLEM
• CHANGING FACE OF NEWTON
• Former Vanoc CEO John Furlong discusses the challenges Sochi will face.
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY:1932
• Owls hunting along roadways are being struck by cars
• Mountie turned cocaine smuggler sentenced to eight years in prison
• West Van MLA resigns as mayor of Pemberton
• Former Socred MLA Kripps wasn’t shy about sharing her conviction­s
• Wet winter weekend in store for Lower Mainland
• WHISTLER OLYMPIC PARK
• Teen girl found guilty in child porn case
• A tale of two universiti­es
• Charter rights do not apply in foreign countries: court
• Robert Pickton’s brother David denies knowing of murders on family property
• Courage to Come Back aptly named
• CN Rail balked at having to staff hazardous trains round the clock
• Mounties investigat­e further fraud charges against former Liberal senator
• CANADA LOOKS TO BOOST FLU SHOT SUPPLY
• Gut superbug threat to children, Canadian pediatrici­ans warned
• It ’ s easier to stamp a rule on it
• Move by military to raise rents widens gap of ‘ haves and have- nots’
• War commemorat­ions may tax Canadian Forces resources: documents
• Family says Alberta avian flu victim was a ‘ bright light’
• Monitoring Canadian spies a part- time job for pipeline lobbyist
• Taxpayers pick up $ 8,000 tab for former top Mountie’s Manhattan rent
• Government losing ‘ war on poverty’
• President threatens to sue over photos implying he has a lover
• Philippine­s, Vietnam condemn new Chinese fishing regulation
• Population swap proposal angers Arab minority
• Hero colonel’s death kills hope in troubled country
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• SMALL BUSINESS WANTS DEBATE ON CPP
• LIBERALS GET A PASS ON FIZZLING B. C. JOBS PLAN
• Taxpayers’ ombudsman monitoring possible impacts of cuts
• The Taxpayer Bill of Rights is a set of 16 rights Canadians are entitled to in their dealings with the Canada Revenue Agency, and also includes a Commitment to Small Business.
• U. S. job market had weakest showing in three years at the end of 2013
• Short- term pain, long- term gain
• TSX Sharply higher aS jobS diSappoinT
• Pot shares jump as speculator­s see green
• Outrage over NSA spying sends data clients to Canada
• Reporter’s quest to fi nd bodies ends in desert
• REAL- LIFE SOUTHERN BELLES FOUGHT SLAVERY
• Out of the cold there’s little to complain about
• Car buyers seek Wi- Fi with wheels
• Tory actions on libraries a ‘ war on informatio­n’
• Higher interest rates, gold prices predicted for 2014
• Is Canadian confederat­ion a lie?
• To be a Conservati­ve means being progressiv­e
• Does Canada have an aging crisis?
• I’m only paranoid because they’re always listening
• Teenage chaos crashes like wave on the shore
• Ironically, Little Failure became a big success
• Behind the lines of war
• A Tale for the Time Being filled with heartbreak
• Progress reported on nuclear program deal
• The pride, pain of Railway Man’s Canadian wife Patti Lomax
• Teen who died foiling suicide bomber to get civilian bravery award
• Pair of Libyan militant groups were involved in 2012 Benghazi attack, U. S. officials allege
• Justine Timberlake
• SHOP TALK:
• HOROSCOPE
• 25 years old and all grown up
• Dancer hopes Spark will ignite TV career
• Vancouver’s great hippie lensman
• A look back
• WINE PICKS OF THE WEEK
• TJ Dawe digs deep for the best Medicine
• CBC Toque Sessions announce winter lineup
• Reflecting all that is good on the Downtown Eastside
• Luxury retailer partners with mukluk maker
• The Golden Glug Awards
• McConaughe­y, Harrelson pumped for ‘ epic’ prime- time crime
• Beating the Blues a confi dence cure- all
• GAME ESSENTIALS
• Earning spots for ‘ pecking order’ of plans
• Chan pulls off short- program win despite fl awed performanc­e — from him and others
• Defending champion Osmond shakes off injury to take lead after women’s short program
• Shining after Flames fiasco
• Doctor’s orders: Burrows to sit out one more week
• Ackles tackles new job with Paladin
• Stealth stoked to take flight tonight in new digs
• Canadian Maltais leads all qualifiers at Andorra snowboard cross World Cup event
• Speedskate­r Giroux juggles athletic time with doctoral studies
• Heat is on Pospisil in Oz
• Toronto FC ups talent level, but it will lose money
• Forget picking favourites, Lulay excited to watch both opponents
• 49ers have score to settle with Panthers
• INFORMATIO­N PLEASE
• AZ to Maui
• PORTS AND BOWS: ROYAL CARIBBEAN EARNS HYPE
• Active Kilauea volcano a huge draw on the Big Island
• Kohala coast boasts Big Island bliss
• Every day is a festival in the Yukon
• Canadian traveller offers helping hand to Costa Rican family
• Bowen Island home is a private oasis
• Taking laneway housing to a whole other level
• Water world: Life on board a float home
• Doors set to open in Maple Ridge
• Mixing modern and traditiona­l
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

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