Vancouver Sun - 2014-04-12

• Testing our waters for radiation
• FIGHTING THE STIGMA
• WEDDING FARES TAKE OFF
• Bubba’s back
• How to protect yourself online
• Does your city need a facelift?
• China’s soul under scrutiny
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY |1892
• Sun writer wins Wildlife Federation award
• Victoria urged to reinstate special casino police team
• Soaring land costs drive some buyers away from transit hubs
• Vancouver director brings attack victim’s story to screen
• City aims to boost tree population
• Pair of Rottweiler­s dodge execution
• Rising fares, cuts hurt communitie­s
• Reach of charter only extends so far
• The other Vancouver Special
• First Nations to Ottawa: This project is dead
• Kitimat to cast ballots today on Northern Gateway’s bid
• Jewish community event raises cash for science education in Israel
• Supreme Court gets tough on tough- on- crime agenda
• Court rebukes Tories — again
• FLIGHT 370:
• This Trudeau ‘ gets’ the West
• Canada phasing out growth drugs in livestock
• Ottawa pays its respects
• ‘ Political giant’ knew that politician­s risk more than most of us
• Flaherty lauded for ‘ championin­g’ cause of disabled
• Canadian may be extradited over supertruck­s
• Japan saves face in whaling ruling
• ‘ Jesus’s wife’ document not a forgery, tests suggest
• The new face of the working poor
• Office- block ‘ republic’ a symbol of bitter split
• CIA misled Bush on torture: report
• Pistorius’s account doesn’t add up, court told
• A FIRST NATIONS STORY GRACEFULLY TOLD
• War and Peace, as well as a few ‘ damming’ words
• Quebecers know they’ve got a good deal in Canada
• Foreign worker abuse
• To the keyboards — quick march!
• Wanna have fun
• Tories’ election bill is crazy making
• Canada Post hurts business
• Depression: pills vs. therapy
• Empress of the Night steeped in themes of mortality
• A storyline from above
• Author examines society after capitalism’s eclipse
• Citizen scientist rallies community in Bella Coola to get involved in radiation sampling
• In my opinion
• THOSE MONEY- SAVVY MILLENNIAL­S
• Onex chief’s $ 85.3M trounces some GDPs
• Focus key to resort property rebound: panel
• Kelowna firm cements relationsh­ips in Manila
• Have a diploma, so now what?
• Young workers hav e hard time fi nding, keeping work: study
• Investing for the future
• THEY’RE 49 AND $ 472,000 IN DEBT
• five LESSONS
• markets chalk up further losses
• Turn packs emotional punch
• MAKING UP is magic
• FINAL SEASON OF MAD MEN STARTS SUNDAY
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• LONDON SUNDAY TIMES CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• The Lynch pin of their success
• Raise a glass to Malbec
• Tools of the trade
• Vancouver duo behind Dirt Squirrel say men’s underwear ‘ neglected’ as style element
• Comics get serious about their genre
• Hilarious actors tone it down to remarkable effect in harrowing new series
• Fargo actors talk about the people they portray
• Colbert has much more than The Report on his resume
• GAMBLING MECCA A HAVEN FOR CYCLISTS
• Ar du ous sa fari in Bhu tan yields mem or able ex peri ence
• Snorkeller­s can help pro tect Micro nes ian sharks
• Beyond the Med: Northern Europe offers lasting memories
• Happening at the hotels
• Top 5 airports in the world
• DEALS OF THE WEEK
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Form and function
• New Westminste­r home rich with character
• Show suites designed with gender in mind
• WHITECAPS:
• Ring of Honour induction deserved
• Welcome mat for Pat will remain rolled out long after tributes
• Weir’s day is par for the course
• McGowan earns first win since ’ 08 as Blue Jays blank Orioles
• DeLaet fails to make cut after his first appearance at Augusta National
• ‘ Sweet and sour’ as Raps clinch division
• Teams turning to ex- players
• Hockey disappoint­ment reigns in ‘ Not so Great White North’
• Shanahan has right tools to succeed: Wings GM
• Nyquist plays key role in Detroit’s playoff run

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