Vancouver Sun - 2015-06-20

• HALF of Metro hospitals studied could lose buildings in an EARTHQUAKE, experts warn.
• DISPOSABLE APPLIANCES?
• JAMES MOORE QUITS POLITICS
• Do or die at World Cup
• Crews fight fire with fire
• The eyes have it
• Top 10 music festivals to consider
• Police battled strikers on East Van waterfront in Battle of Ballantyne Pier
• Scottish diaspora alive and caber-tossing in B.C.
• Why don’t we have real estate data?
• Burnaby-based company halts clinical trials of Ebola drug
• B.C. announces scholarshi­ps for internatio­nals
• Greek man ‘almost brain-dead’ after beating
• Moving on after prostate cancer
• City offers free sewage pump-out at civic marinas
• Seaspan chairman Washington receives driving ban
• Foot-dragging on health firings inexcusabl­e
• Celebratin­g fatherhood
• ‘Racism isn’t dead. It’s just gone undercover’
• Confederat­e flag not lowered to half-mast
• They’re survivors, not immigrants
• Family violence at the root of aboriginal women deaths: RCMP
• This year’s election campaign like no other
• ‘May God have mercy on you’
• The expense account economy
• Harper loses Moore, but can’t shake Meredith
• Would the Pope expense this?
• North Korea claims cure for AIDS
• Assassinat­ion-style killings rattle Himalayan region
• On the cusp of DREAM DATES
• REED IN THE LEAD
• BARZAL’S BIG DAY
• RWANDA RELATION
• WHITECAPS:
• Dizzy Day hits the hay on final hole due to vertigo relapse
• U.S. appears to have easiest path to semifinal
• Time for Canadians to turn hype into a winning performanc­e
• How Sharapova became wealthiest female athlete
• Bulls & Bears
• Lulay shows old flash in unflashy loss
• Tributes continue to pour in for the late Big Irishman
• You’ve got to play them all
• Five named to B.C. Golf Hall of Fame
• Alleged Ribeiro sexual assault details revealed in court
• Crouse’s potential has onlookers divided
• A-Rod belts homer for 3,000th career hit in Yankees’ victory
• Second stem cell treatment aids Howe
• Radio sitcom provides insight into Roughrider characters
• Burlesque icon put Baltimore on map
• Acclaimed author known for his sobering insights
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• FINE DRIVING: 2016 JAGUAR F-TYPE
• Foreign buyers expose data gap
• Red Chris Mine gets nod despite critics’ objections
• Telus wants to make Edmonton a ‘gigabit society’
• Time is right for Vancouver tech companies to go public
• Female CEOs thankful for supportive dads
• The seven eternal truths of personal finance
• TSX DROPS ON RETAIL, WEAK COMMODITIE­S
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD NO: 0614
• Snarky Puppy has BITE
• Grilling enthusiast­s, get your inner geek on
• Wine awards entries soar
• WINE PICKS OF THE WEEK
• SWEET TREAT
• British bouquet
• Loads of free and easy summer fun await
• Jack Wagner flies solo
• HOROSCOPES
• Fogerty finds himself on a fortunate run
• BOOKS: BLUME WRITES FOR GROWN-UPS, TOO
• Face the World gala raises $1.5M
• Fitness gadgets on the right track
• Apples and oranges?
• Richmond a vibrant success story
• Angus Reid — unchained
• Will we always have the poor to kick around?
• Canada’s divas get their due
• A 13-year-old protagonis­t’s quest for meaning
• PRK vs. LASIK
• POINT OF INTEREST
• OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES: SUMMERHILL
• Mosaic’s ready to walk the Walk
• Tiny homes still have room for what matters
• Plenty at stake at Cordova Street site
• How to make the most of your tiny bathroom
• Rebuilt city home sells after bidding war
• Into the closet: a space journey
• paradiseA scuba diver’s
• Antarctica — The Great White Continent
• ‘Rednecks from Alberta’ enjoy an adventure at sea
• Inspired by a quilt
• The Santa Monica essentials

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