Vancouver Sun - 2014-06-14

• Is there a better way to negotiate contracts with teachers?
• SCHOOLED IN MUSIC
• Bublé, elevated
• Cowboys of the digital frontier
• Kings rule NHL again
• PLAYING CATCH
• FIELD OF DREAMS
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: 1951
• New Ronald McDonald House a ‘ beautiful’ supersized gem
• Truckers threaten another port strike
• Victoria looks at drink tax to offset policing costs
• Freed man ‘ not innocent’: Vancouver
• Clark joins native groups to fight violence against women
• Students on year- round learning could lose as much as six weeks
• NPA expels two school trustees over views on transgende­r students
• Foreign student fined for two attacks, must pay $ 10,000 for dental work
• Mia Deakin’s father relieved she’ll recover from shooting
• Judge was driven by compassion
• Exhibit celebrates Chinatown’s Ing family
• New rules proposed to prevent abuse of medical marijuana
• Family cat too fat to hunt vermin, so gloves fit the bill
• Heart and Stroke Foundation sprints ahead with Olympian help
• UVic swallows a YouTube hit for garage door- opening trick
• Irregulari­ties preceded derailment
• FISHER: IRAQ TEETERING ON BRINK OF DISASTER
• One wedding and a fraud conviction
• ‘ Troubling’ discovery as Canadian researcher­s find first antibiotic- resistant bacteria in food
• Prince Albert woman cut, set on fire in attack
• Supreme Court ruling delivers crucial win for Canadians’ online privacy rights
• Man who put child in frying pan while he danced is jailed
• Hillcrest: Canada’s forgotten disaster
• Pro- Russian rebels driven out of eastern port city
• Pontiff shuns bulletproo­f Popemobile to be close to people
• Insurrecti­on pressures U. S. to step back into the fray
• Elephant poachers running rampant
• Bent and broken Republican Party in dire straits without a rudder
• Penn State scientists find new target for Alzheimer’s therapy
• Community spirit a lasting LEGACY OF THE FLOOD
• BOOKS: PORTRAIT OF THE MIDDLE- AGED ARTIST
• The politics of sewage is a capital disgrace
• A brief treatise on fatherhood
• Gateway alternativ­es
• Hackers may target smart appliances
• SAMSUNG ADDS CACHET WITH NEW TABLET
• A clear vote on fiscal conservati­sm
• Dairy cow abuse stirs reaction
• Society finds common ground upholding human ‘ dignity’
• An absorbing account of writer’s journey to ‘ a literary life’
• Waiting for your dreams
• Nobel Prize’s ignoble past imagined
• Historic inspiratio­n
• OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES: WHISTLER’S SOLANA
• Going big on very small spaces
• Cosy executive enclave nestled in nature
• MMA TOTS HIT GYMS
• Field of Dreams is special spot to bond
• Conn Smythe Trophy goes to veteran Williams
• Italians leave ‘ total darkness’ behind
• Defending champs humiliated as Dutch exact revenge
• Mexicans beat rain, Cameroon
• Kaymer puts on a one- man show
• Winterhawk­s GM Johnston interviewe­d for coach job
• Lions like what they see as ‘ B’ team rookies win late over Eskimos
• UFC 174 flyweight title fight fails to sell out
• Swinging for a good cause
• Gligic sets the pace in hot pursuit of $ 10,000 VGT jackpot
• CHIP SHOTS WITH DAVID OUSTED
• Bulls & Bears
• St. Paul’s wins at fundraiser
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• WORKING: GRASS GREENER FOR LANDSCAPE WORKERS
• Jitters over Iraq push up Canadian gasoline prices
• Can Canada support four wireless carriers?
• Organic chicken sales take wing
• Halifax company resurrects the Teletubbie­s
• B. C. realtors report busiest May since 2007
• Rattled workers still charting U. S. airspace
• Amaya plays its cards right, buys PokerStars for $ 4.9 billion
• Game makers ramp up carnage in new releases
• Robo- careers open new doors for workers in skilled trades
• Retirement: ‘ Can I keep my house and the convertibl­e?’
• Hoarding rolls of pennies as investment
• TSX closes near record as oil climbs
• Elisabeth Moss: extra time
• The heart of Samba Rio
• ENGLAND: CANTERBURY A MILLENNIAL ATTRACTION
• Overnight sightseein­g an increasing­ly popular cruise option
• Really surprise Dad with a refreshing facial fit for a man
• A pilot project just for Dad
• B. C. industry changing for the better
• B. C. Kuterra salmon farm praised for its sustainabi­lity
• Modern Chardonnay: warm days and cool whites
• Serve local bivalves with crisp, clean B. C. whites
• Little and delicate to big and ugly, sommelier has shucked them all
• Sushi, we’d like you to meet wine
• It’s salmon time, and the living is easy
• Seafood sings in these dishes
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• LONDON SUNDAY TIMES CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fifty shades of rosé
• WINE PICKS OF THE WEEK
• Hank Williams coming to big screen
• Stay With Me singer OK with coverage of his sexuality
• Daub+ Design hand- dyes eco- friendly fashion for active lifestyles
• The last time Eric McCormack saw Paris
• Something twitchy this way comes
• Challengin­g series puts social mores on the stand
• Actor relishes role’s dimension
• Non- fiction authors give history a human face
• Someone needs to break it to CNN that the ‘ 60s are old news
• Flick picks that both dads and kids will get a kick out of
• How many writers does it take to create a hit song?

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