Vancouver Sun - 2014-05-12

• SUPER LICE
• Fed rules to speed pipelines face slow ride in court
• Many in B. C. want fix for foreign worker plan: poll
• HE’S MORE THAN BRAVADO
• ART OF THE COLD CASE
• The deceptiven­ess of cheating
• Breaking the cycle: How to kill head lice
• Vancouver’s fractured left cracks again
• One dead, three missing after canoe flips on lake
• More rail cars carrying flammable material
• Man wanted in slaying of Vancouver mother found dead in Glaststone Park
• Anguished mom waits desperatel­y for justice
• Kyiv and pro- Russia separatist­s set to clash over legitimacy of vote
• JAPAN LOOKS TO PLACATE CHINA
• Trudeau’s abortion move was no gaffe
• Some see fingers on triggers of professors’ academic freedom
• A hard- won consensus dissolves
• Teenager describes ‘terrifying’ ordeal
• Controlled dreams could ease PTSD suffering
• Nigeria refused search aid for weeks
• Bright future for skilled trades
• Subway unaffordab­le
• Politician­s ignore environmen­t
• MEDITATING ON MINDFULNES­S
• Crew cut by ‘hairo’
• Duckling fits bill
• Food for thought
• GAME ESSENTIALS
• Hawks labour to series lead against poking, prodding Wild
• Habs’ best is yet to come, birthday boy Subban insists
• St. Louis shines to lead Rangers to Game 7
• Team Canada crams furiously to major in chemistry
• Lions to pursue Lokombo after NFL takes a pass
• Kaymer survives wild finish to win Players
• FIVE THINGS ELITE ATHLETES JUST CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF
• City’s panache pays off with second title
• CANADIAN DIRECTORS HOT AT CANNES FESTIVAL
• ‘People are going to get sick of me’
• HOROSCOPE
• Sights and sounds of canyon that fuelled musical revolution captured in new exhibition
• A new mandate for all seasons
• A battle for the ages — Godzilla vs. Bryan Cranston
• Blowing up the rule book
• WHO warns against contact with camels in efforts to stop the spread of MERS virus

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