Vancouver Sun - 2014-04-11

• Vancouver looks to ban no- cause tree removal
• Measles is back and there are lots of people to share the blame
• PARLIAMENT HILL UNITED IN GRIEF
• GREEN IS THE COLOUR
• CBC aims to plug big defi cit by decimating workforce
• Too young to remember measles? Some facts about a once common childhood disease
• Job cuts just nine in B. C.
• Battle lines form in Vancouver South
• UBC takes action to counter Heartbleed bug as it warns some personal info may be at risk
• Natural father denied guardiansh­ip
• Fresh fears over money laundering
• E- waste makes up a third of illegal material headed to landfill
• 10 things you shouldn’t do at road checks
• Children daub and splatter their way through the world of art
• Government gives, but is quick to take away
• Gillis firing is business as usual
• Compassion­ate voice falls silent Michael Den Tandt
• A disaster waiting to happen
• Celebrate our waterfront
• A timeline of Flaherty’s life
• BRAZEAU FACES ASSAULT CHARGE
• Flaherty devoted himself to public life
• Business leaders laud Flaherty’s ‘ strength’ during recession
• University faces lawsuit over shooting
• Mixed review for Tories’ aboriginal schools plan
• Valid solution or mad science?
• UN approves sending in troops to quell raging violence
• Artistic protest breath of fresh air in China
• Italian navy warns of ‘ biblical exodus’ across Mediterran­ean
• Murder rate in Americas remains high
• ‘ I did not let that baby go’
• War of words at Pistorius murder trial
• Politician­s powerless against militias
• Rosa Parks’ archives languish in warehouse
• City’s model of mixed- use developmen­t used elsewhere
• THE MASTERS: A FAMILY AFFAIR
• UNDERSIZED PRICES BOOST MICRO LOFTS’ POPULARITY|
• Business leaders show students how it’s done
• Beer sales shrink, thirst for wine grows
• Postmedia records second- quarter loss
• Goldcorp raises bid for Osisko to $ 3.6 billion
• Gucci owner wants to boost Puma marketing
• Progress’ great PUSH to be first
• MARKETS TUMBLE AMID WEAK CHINESE DATA
• Buried in a hurry by Avs’ rally
• Torts takes high road while job is reviewed
• GAME ESSENTIALS
• Bulls & Bears
• Weir ‘ pretty happy’ with opening day 73
• TEAM TURMOIL
• Truthiness speaks louder than words
• WHYS ALL HEADS FOR JAPAN
• HOROSCOPE
• All- day fest gets TV fans off couch and into the theatre
• Rolling Stone gathers mockery over Dreyfus cover that has wrong signature on tattoo
• In Japan, nothing is as the senses perceive
• Revolving door of gore best suited for the hard- core
• Violence that Quentin Tarantino would love
• Love takes wing in animated sequel
• Rom- com takes real jabs at real estate
• You’ll be watching through your fingers
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• A pure esthetic
• Legend of the West
• FIRST DRIVE: JAG F- TYPE GETS A HARDTOP
• Petersen vault a time capsule of classic cars
• Canadian vintage car prices stay strong at spring auction
• Spring is in the air, and so too are new car buyers
• Chevrolet Equinox, GMC Terrain earn top marks in insurance sector crash tests
• Fish sticks and flesh eaters on the road to Goose Bay
• Purchasing flipped house could lead to real problems
• Illuminati­ng ideas
• Take a trip through the centuries with Victorian- inspired decor

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