Vancouver Sun - 2014-10-09

• Pat Pimm returns after cancer scare
• Promises, promises — main parties ramp up their campaigns
• Employment income for men plummets since 1970s
• WON FOR THE ROAD
• GEOTHERMAL HEATS UP
• Housing affordabil­ity dilemma looms as top issue, writes Barbara Yaffe.
• Chinese- language signs debate resurfaces in Richmond.
• STEAM CLOCK GOES SILENT
• The Bountiful Four: Who are they?
• Phone fans beware: stiff penalties on way
• Native court workers strike for equal pay
• Student- housing hike will mean $ 6.5 million more a year for UBC
• From depression and alcohol to meaningful work
• Resources in the community key to moving lives forward
• Coast Resource Centre – a lifeline for many
• ‘ Funny’ green cloud concerns residents
• Killers’ sentencing will wait until defence motion heard
• Canadians back doctor- assisted death, poll says
• COYNE: FIGHTING OVER SPENDING A SURPLUS
• Opposition: We support military, not mission
• Government turns to terrorism studies in eff ort to stop radicaliza­tion
• Ambivalent Turkey watches as Syrian town in danger of falling to extremists
• Lac- Mégantic deaths avoidable, coroner says
• Witness recounts four days in Berlin with killer
• Environmen­t minister lashes back at federal watchdog
• Demonstrat­ions play out across Great Firewall
• WHY THE PROTESTS FAILED
• WHY THEY HAVE NOT FAILED
• Ancient cave art redraws developmen­t of human creativity
• Lawyer pursues bid to have caged chimp declared a ‘ legal person’
• U. S. shale boom threatens B. C. exports
• Vancouver needs a less green agenda
• No easy answers on Syrian policy divide
• Biased story distorts facts
• U. S. patient succumbs to virus
• Despite ceasefire, casualties mounting in Donetsk region
• Leader’s absence fuels talk of power struggle
• Churchill estate to part with wartime leader’s art, effects
• Work ethic earned actress world record
• WHEELS OF STEEL
• BOX CUTTER
• FASCINATIO­N STREET
• FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS
• Cat and mouse put fun first
• A Nobel repeat in the books?
• Sibling rivalry propels Aussie folk- blues act
• Concerts connect with the great choral music of the past
• Diners kept guessing by menus more heavily garnished than the meals
• Love Animals website taps power of small donations for pet projects
• Likelihood of BlackBerry split has analysts torn
• Firms urged to balance opportunit­ies with risks
• Debt levels will ease, but slowly: Moody’s
• LNG boom not a forgone conclusion
• Canada used as pawn in internatio­nal chess match over oil
• Groups join fight to revoke permits
• DOW MAKES BIGGEST ONE- DAY GAIN OF YEAR
• Preparing for a rainy day
• Target Canada focusing on ‘ fundamenta­ls’
• Netflix- CRTC standoff a chance to open competitio­n, Fraser Institute says
• Resilient Raymond hopes to light it up for Flames this season
• COLE: PRONGER’S PERFECT TO KEEP NHL PLAYERS SAFER
• Giant lose bid to host 2016 Memorial Cup to Rebels
• Blue Jackets hit by injury bug to start the season
• Colts can bust open AFC South race
• Late dingers defi ned division series
• Argos should cool off Collaros and the Ticats
• Caps bank on Manneh to change everything

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