Vancouver Sun - 2015-06-24

• City set to sizzle with first heat wave of summer
• Fired health workers demand public inquiry
• Drought conditions threaten fish habitat, pulp mill jobs
• MAN WITH THE PLAN
• SWEETEN UP SUMMER
• RCMP not liable for double-fatal crash
• Ready for the next fashion victim
• Number of nursing grads declines in province
• Pickton’s brother accused of threatenin­g to chop up his own sexual assault victim
• Government is, um, studying it
• Rare map of early Vancouver donated
• Pigeon Park vendors on the move
• Like many industries, Canada’s ports work “symbiotica­lly” with oil and gas
• Allow edible pot sales, says group
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Canadian has white-power link
• Western society’s forgivenes­s moment
• PALMER: RCMP NOT LIABLE IN FATAL CRASH
• Speaking too much English?
• R-rated chat broadcast to Winnipeg by police helicopter
• Man, 75, loses everything in fraud
• Scorching heat kills hundreds
• Residents anxiously return to shattered Tikrit
• FACE time would facilitate education co-operation
• Liberals grab lead in policy war
• Kogelo still waiting for Obama
• U.S. clarifies ransom policy
• Red Chris proves B.C. still yields ‘good deposits’
• ENGLAND’S WOMEN WANT RESPECT
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• Marijuana firms Tweed and Bedrocan to join forces to create dominant Canadian player
• South Korea trade deal gets mixed reviews after six months
• Beetle plague spurs spree
• $1M payout offered in web-based gold rush
• B.C. leads Canada in sales growth
• The seven eternal truths of personal finance
• TSX POSTS SOLID GAIN FOR SECOND DAY
• Mr. Benning’s neighbourh­ood
• Merits of abolishing the NHL draft
• Women in the major leagues no longer a far-fetched idea
• Norwegians ‘forget’ to use feet, want to use at least two goalkeeper­s
• BEER: FRUIT-FORWARD SUMMER FLAVOUR
• The Bad Plus is type-A positive
• Composer scored Titanic
• Dragon training comes to Netfix

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