Vancouver Sun - 2014-06-12

• ‘The aquarium could be fighting for its life’
• Alleged shooter charged with attack on ex- boss
• Minister orders review of B. C. telemedici­ne program
• TEACHERS POISED TO WALK OUT TUESDAY
• Victoria imposes accountabi­lity rules
• Harper hints at approval of North Gateway pipeline
• Washington state urges sewage treatment
• Another doctor quits clinic
• City to fi ght federal order restrictin­g beach access
• Springer and calf spotted in Inside Passage
• Vancouver protects First Shaughness­y homes
• Teen rescuing kittens fights off attempted abduction
• Judge rejects bid by gang associate to drop charges
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Tiny fish, big find
• COYNE: FOREIGN WORKERS NEED NOT BE TEMPORARY
• Daring Quebec prison escape brings back haunting memories for B. C. helicopter pilot
• ‘ Great Recession’ begets greater tragedy
• Internal Economy board tells NDP MPs to repay $ 1.17 million for mailings
• Obama’s stark choice
• Iraq appears to be sliding into hands of militants
• Iraqi militants have al- Qaida roots
• ‘ Miracle’ win the beginning of the end for moderation
• Siege survivor shunned mirrors
• ‘ Extremely alarming’ Somalia measles outbreak made worse by old wives’ tale
• Tech changes spark European transit strike
• Liberals recycle ‘ respect for taxpayer’s dollar’ line
• Teachers must look at other wage deals
• Extending foster care past 19 makes sense
• Support for full strike
• Strippers scammed rich men, police say
• ALL THE BARD’S A STAGE
• Calgary’s Chad VanGaalen digs deep on new album Shrink Dust. He performs at the CBC Music Festival this weekend at Deer Lake Park.
• With 140 different beers on tap, Vancouver’s Craft Beer Market has the largest selection of craft beer in Canada. The food can be hit- and- miss.
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra brings 95th season to a close with guest violinist and conductor James Ehnes providing the coda.
• HOROSCOPE
• Bard revisits Shakespear­e’s greatest hits for silver anniversar­y season
• ALBUM OF THE WEEK
• Shamed chef goes digital to resuscitat­e her career
• Legendary songsmith still going strong
• Enjoy four city neighbourh­oods on foot
• Quiet island home conducive to composing
• Too smart for its own good?
• Ballet BC names new dancers
• Celine Dion’s husband steps down as manager
• Anarchic comedian took on the British establishm­ent
• Graceland returns for an encore investigat­ion
• Downward dog as usual as Lululemon keeps top managers
• RANGERS LIVE TO SEE ANOTHER GAME
• Barbara Yaff e: In my opinion
• More private- sector mortgage insurance needed, OECD says
• LNG proposals spark drilling activity
• Rising costs lower crude outlook
• Tax date looms for Americans in Canada
• Fixed- income investors amp up risk in portfolios
• N. AMERICAN MARKETS TAKE A BREATHER
• Look for leadership talent under own roof: EY partner Macfarlane
• Brazil coach pushes on after death of nephew
• MACINTYRE: LIONS DESIGN PLANS FOR TAYLOR’S FLAIR
• All eyes on Neymar as World Cup kicks off
• Chat with Nicklaus inspires McIlroy for U. S. Open test
• Case opts for throwing takeouts on the diamond with C’s
• Johnson ready to rock at Rogers
• Heat re- live Game 3 horror

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