Vancouver Sun - 2014-10-04

• Storied past preserved in portraits
• THE WAR ON GANGS
• HARPER’S CASE FOR WAR IN IRAQ
• The Milkshake Murderer
• B.C.’S three green amigos
• BCIT: 50 years and counting
• Hacking the hackers
• Matthew Fisher
• Andrew Coyne
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: 1887-2014
• Can cancer teach us about being human? Physician-author says the way we fight the disease defines us
• Houses take off, salaries fizzle
• NDP aims to attack Liberals on spousal support clawback
• City turns to courts again in rail row
• Prison cell video shows violent takedown
• Vancouver hard-pressed to end homelessne­ss by next year
• Gold Rush show heading for China
• Medical call downgrades concern mayors
• Victoria dismisses fears over backlogs
• Staffing reduced at airport in days before suicide
• Pastafaria­n’s fight with ICBC comes to a head
• Famous photo, Wait for Me Daddy, has dual meaning
• North Shore parking war heats up
• Police officer ‘taking responsibi­lity’ for shoving disabled woman
• Forward-line thinking for hospice
• New video purports to show beheading
• OPINION: TORIES TURN RCMP INTO POLITICAL PAWN
• Mounties seek to expand tech team in response to growth of cybercrime
• Multi-million-dollar case against Khadr moves a stage closer in U.S.
• Music helps woman reclaim her voice
• A primer to Canada’s combat mission
• Canadians keep close eye on Hong Kong strife
• Study links obesity and gadgets
• Ebola crews decontamin­ate Dallas apartment
• Vatican braces for synod showdown between hardliners and reformists
• Study says many sharks get along swimmingly
• After 90 years, the Beltway holds out for another baseball hero
• One woman’s courage shames a government
• How should we deal with our garbage?
• Mobile payment still has way to go
• CANUCKS ARE ON TV, BUT YOU’RE IN SINGAPORE. NO SWEAT
• B. C. renminbi hub unlikely
• Is belief in evolution endangered?
• Author explores gay themes
• Compton tackles issues of race, gender, art and politics
• Lies, innuendo and mean girls liven up this mystery
• Agreeable everydayne­ss adds to appeal
• Southern COMFORT?
• Team needs answer to riddle in the middle
• Shooting the messenger, by a different name
• Caps’ journey? Don’t stop believing
• Orioles prey on Tigers’ bullpen to take 2-0 edge
• THREE THEMES
• Tougher sell for NBA in Vancouver
• Raptors push ‘We The North’ in bid to net former rival fans’ love
• Injuries open the door for Lions rookie
• Redblacks snap out of losing doldrums
• Inside the Game Lions at Tiger-Cats
• Swing and a miss: Jays aren’t coming
• Toigo ticked by Benson suspension
• Is boxing in B.C. finally down and out for the count?
• Macdonald, Saffiedine set to engage
• Bulls & Bears
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LONDON SUNDAY TIMES CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Galaxy sends Nicole Perlman into orbit
• Twitter a grape resource
• WINE PICKS OF THE WEEK
• Whipped Hazelnut Praline Butterscot­ch Cheesecake
• Vault by Vans designer brings his latest line to town
• Woolly warmth nice, but check quality
• Production loses time period references, lessening its impact
• A commitment to hope
• Elegance with alpaca
• Living life as a fashion risk-taker
• Relentless pursuit of perfection
• Science and art do mix, maestro says
• Mellencamp releases age-appropriat­e album
• INFORMATIO­N PLEASE
• An ultimate B.C. WEEK
• PORTS AND BOWS:
• The places we will go
• San Diego a toddler’s playground
• Morocco a colourful blend of the exotic
• The horror ... the horror ...
• Tracing the Franklin mystery in Orkney
• Whistler voted best ski resort in North America
• You gotta love these cruise deals
• A brand new world of adventure
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• Innovation centre to open in Vancouver
• Quebecor makes call for regulatory help in wireless market
• Trade deficit surprises Bank of Canada
• Obama claims credit for strong U.S. jobs numbers
• Regent back to lead Niobec purchase
• Switching focus to keep the farm going
• Allergan tilts toward Valeant in merger chain reaction
• WOMAN MUST CUT COSTS, BOOST INVESTMENT RETURNS BEFORE RETIRING
• MONEY QUESTION OF THE WEEK
• STRONG U.S. JOB DATA LIFT TSX, N.Y. MARKETS
• Reaching 65, but not ready to retire
• PRIME POSITION
• MAKING A HOME AT MILL HOUSE
• Shaughness­y home sells for more than $10 million
• Walkable neighbourh­oods high on Metro’s wish list
• Don’t pack up your patio furniture yet
• Site deserving of something special gets it — in spades
• Eight solutions for tiny rooms
• Decor slip-ups and solutions to fix them

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