Vancouver Sun - 2014-10-14

• Siblings hope sister’s death in 2002 helps change laws
• Ebola vaccine tested, patients isolated
• IT’S THE YEAR OF THE COAT
• 10 THINGS TO PONDER
• WHAT’S COOKING?
• TEXAS NURSE WHO CONTRACTED EBOLA REPEATEDLY VISITED PATIENT’S ROOM
• Voting in civic elections matters
• Evolution of the right- to- die movement in B. C.
• At least 10 dead across B. C. after spate of traffic accidents
• Suspect in Slocan shootout dead
• Children as young as 5 learn how to pick out a liar
• Mine inspection­s in the province fell dramatical­ly in 2010- 11
• Turkey dinner helps rekindle joyous memories
• Activists suspect ‘ triad gangs’ behind attack
• Jordan’s anti- terror law gives offi cials ‘ blank cheque’ : activist
• Islamic State says it has made captured Yazidi women concubines
• PROTEST LEADER TURNS 18
• Actor’s visit presaged assassinat­ion
• Big fires made for busy season at national parks
• Federal parties target ethnic media
• Kim Jong Un resurfaces after long absence
• Deployment to Kuwait stirs memories
• Boosting health care with technology
• Barbara Yaff e: In my opinion
• Merged CP and CSX would span continent
• French economist ‘ breathed new life’ into markets regulation
• Heads up, hipsters: Muji’s coming
• Two new Dragons help fire up Den’s ninth season
• Mcdonald’s faces tough questions in U. S. campaign
• Japan’s big embrace of LNG
• Thailand and Canada looking for ways to boost bilateral trade
• Olympic dreams
• Title shot
• Breaking through
• Bettman glad to be the grizzled vet
• Avalanche’s Mackinnon earns reputation among his peers as fastest man on skates
• Briere’s 300th goal comes in final second to carry Avs past Bruins
• Redemption- seeking Miller finds shootout the perfect way to pay back team
• Calvillo’s number retired as replacemen­t Crompton leads Alouettes over Riders
• Dominant Eskimos down Blue Bombers
• Rams’ early charge falls short
• In case you missed it in NFL’S Week 6
• Manning closes in on all- time TD pass record
• What Carroll must do to fi x Seattle
• Buckle up as wild West playoff picture shakes out
• PAYING A HEAVY PRICE
• CYCLISTS FIND PARADISE IN SWEDEN
• YEAR OF THE COAT
• Unexpected costs of cancer
• It’s natural for adoptees to seek informatio­n on birth parents
• Sessions can help both the abuser and the abused
• Playing murderous queen a delightful change for Follows
• Long titles not advisable, but they work sometimes
• Violent shows come under attack
• About a Boy makes the cut for Season 2
• Country crooners rediscover raunchy
• The ride of his life

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