Vancouver Sun - 2014-05-13

• Woman died despite rules to prevent suicide
• Driving, pregnancy can be risky mix, study shows
• HABS KEEP CALM CAREY ON
• Slide risk prompts warning near Pemberton
• LAC-MÉGANTIC CHARGES LAID
• Park rangers could get new powers under plans considered by board
• Victoria stays firm on recycling plan
• Justice Minister Anton claims the notorious Highway of Tears is safe
• Ubc-developed anti-viral drug enhances immune system
• Police will not be investigat­ed over death-threat case: court
• Inside the Canada Border Services Agency’s airport holding cells
• How the beetles rock for climate scientists
• ICE SHEET COLLAPSE RAISES ALARM AMONG CLIMATE SCIENTISTS
• Deadly danger on the stroll
• ‘If I was a person that had money, which I’m not, I would hire somebody (to find the killer)’
• Boko Haram video offers to swap kidnapped girls for jailed militants
• COYNE: FIGHTING ‘PRICE DISCRIMINA­TION’ MISGUIDED
• Ruling may be impairing planned expansion of breathalyz­er use
• Robocall probe silent about Winnipeg riding
• Senators divided over bill to create Pope day
• Russia’s limp reaction to vote leaves Putin in driver’s seat
• First World War sacrifices will live on through digital archive
• Women declare war on culture of free booze for male voters
• Western cities thirsty for relief from drought
• Taps tighten across Western U.S.
• B.C. Liberals on power: Gas to burn, valleys to flood
• Kitimat should see the light at the end of the pipeline
• School staff cuts arouse fear, anger
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Small sensor turns smartphone into life-saving medical device
• REO RARING FOR RETURN
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• UN aboriginal advocate says Ottawa should ‘probably’ block Northern Gateway project
• Province questions Kinder Morgan
• West End takes a long view for future success
• R.I.P. Jacob — I’m going to miss you
• optimism over China helps elevate tsx
• The best partnershi­p agreements start with paperwork
• Parksville restaurate­ur eliminates tipping
• Target Canada anxieties are premature: report
• New pass interferen­ce challenge is ‘next evolution of replay’
• Ducks finally enjoy some home cookin’
• These PGA of B.C. guys are good, too
• Man United too big to fall
• Team Canada makes most of brutal hit on Bieksa
• NETWORK AXE FALLS
• SERIES SHUFFLING OFF THE SMALL SCREEN
• FREE THINGS TO DO IN PRICEY TEL AVIV
• Internatio­nal cast mounting up
• HOROSCOPE
• Woman claims abuse lasted 16 years
• Leftover food truly a wasted opportunit­y
• Ignorance over son’s autism can be heartbreak­ing
• PROFESSION­AL HELP
• Spring ahead
• It’s full skirts ahead, so let’s give them their day
• You’ll come home with good stories about quirky water closets
• Oahu a paradise for both parents and toddlers
• THIS SPRING IN WHISTLER

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