Vancouver Sun - 2014-10-11

• The many faces of post- traumatic stress
• MARGARET’S MISSION
• Density, developmen­t and the election
• GIVING THANKS
• Tanya Tagaq: throat singer
• PM settles missile purchase dispute
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: 1927
• B. C. Ambulance chief defends dispatch changes
• ‘ Big box’ retailers not allowed to sell liquor, ministry says
• Grounded balloon bomb blown up 70 years later
• Residents push back on density
• COPE hopes to add voices of First Nations women
• CRTC calls Punjabi radio to account
• Suspect named in massive B. C. manhunt
• Wood pellet plant burn victim moved to VGH
• Killers could be sentenced in December
• Civil justice is a right, not a business opportunit­y
• Vancouver philanthro­pist offers first internatio­nal prize for Punjabi literature
• Fish head to the poles as waters warm
• Crown urges large fi ne against NHL owner
• Winners fete VIFF gala attendees
• The end of life, the beginning of a legal saga
• ISLAMIC STATE:
• Mali and Canada: A link forged in history and ice
• Squeamish pathologis­t makes for very odd witness
• Canadian law denies son right to sue Iran for mother’s death
• The Trudeau clause — government by boys in short pants
• ‘ Bed blocker’ patients, families stuck in frustratin­g holding pattern
• A BRIEF CHRONOLOGY
• UN urges world to do more as death toll from virus climbs
• Families find an oasis amid chaos of Iraq
• U. S. professor says it’s time to reassess policy on Middle East
• EXTREMISTS LURE FRENCH SCHOOLGIRL­S TO SYRIA
• Joint award lays bare long- standing animosity
• Ban on divorce leaves the loveless in an awkward legal limbo
• Taliban’s shadow looms large over peace award
• NOVELIST DELIVERS PROVOCATIV­E DEBUT
• Sinclair earned respect from a Liberal premier
• Let’s give thought as well as thanks
• WARS WE LIKE
• Shoot stills, video without a phone
• Why wouldn’t Islamic State be a threat?
• Politics of Chinese- only signage
• Canada a leader in stroke care
• Religious are inheriting the Earth
• Short story collection touches on past and present
• Money matters, simplified
• Use of poetry creates slow- motion effect
• Why and how we ( and elephants) remember and forget
• Fickle and hostile waters home to undersea tale
• ‘ Don’t complain, you have a healthy baby’
• PTSD ‘ epidemic’ in aboriginal communitie­s
• PTSD: Modern name, ancient affliction
• Lower prices, clever marketing breathe new li fe into off - season
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• TECH PUTS POTATO- PICKING JOBS IN PERIL
• Net growth of 74,100 jobs a surprise to economists
• Metro Vancouver’s reliance on resource sector huge: report
• Black says he has no shame over U. S. conviction­s
• Legal pot gives buzz to beer sales
• Vancouver actress inspired to empower Asian- Canadian women
• Massive protests hurt triads’ underworld business
• Endurance Wind Power opens new plant
• FAA, flight attendants square off over use of cellphones on aircraft
• AT 72, WOMAN FEARS HER PENSIONS, SAVINGS WON’T BE SUSTAINABL­E
• GLOBAL WORRIES PUSH TSX TO APRIL LEVELS
• 7th Heaven actress died in sleep, mother says
• Last of Mitford sisters mostly shunned the political life
• College sports fan created famous ‘ Horns’ hand sign
• University brewing new beer program
• VARIETY SHOW
• Delta home designed for easy entertaini­ng
• Laneway homes to open doors
• Reflection­s on city’s inaugural Urban Design Awards
• Spruce things up with a fresh look for fall
• Seasonal maintenanc­e on house could save money, headaches
• A tiny living space that works
• Toscana Project in Arizona strikes a chord with Canadian buyers
• Ownership has its privileges
• Canadian buyers help fuel Palm Springs real estate resurgence
• The allure of Palm Springs
• Warming up in the Valley of the Sun
• Palm Springs basks in the light of desert modern architectu­re
• Weighing in on Nunavut, Bjork, missing women
• HOROSCOPE
• Do the light thing
• Sweet Corn Pancakes with Triple- Cream Cheese
• Baseball film hits home run at VIFF
• Say hi to the beautiful Bay
• Canadians prefer traditiona­l Thanksgivi­ng fare, poll finds
• Reed revisits first love with season opener
• Aussie pair hit just the right bounce for fans
• KNOW NAYARIT
• PORTS AND BOWS:
• Picturesqu­e Romanian region has historical bite
• Beautiful B. C.
• The safaris are better — and bug- free — in Botswana
• ‘ A work of art dies not’ as memorials thrive
• Travel tastes best when you keep an open mind
• Drive like a Palm Springs high roller
• Volunteers ride to rescue of extreme poverty in rural India
• INFORMATIO­N PLEASE
• Opening night spectacula­r
• MLS: WHITECAPS SURPRISE THE SOUNDERS IN SEATTLE
• Cam Cole: Does fighting still have a place in today’s NHL?
• Free beer for every fan part of opening- night treats.
• Back on course
• Pass it to Bulis
• Limping Leos favoured
• After five years in Anaheim, Sbisa adjusting to life with Canucks
• Canucks aim to be stars on changing TV off erings
• Ray hits Owens with late TD strike to rally Argos past Ticats
• THREE THEMES
• Olynyk proud to be part of Celtics’ Canadian contingent
• Connection in Calgary leads to Giant- sized change in relations
• Can Seahawks halt runaway train?
• Hadwin off to a fast start as a PGA Tour regular
• Royals take Game 1 with 8- 6 win over Orioles
• Bulls & Bears

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