Vancouver Sun - 2015-06-25

• Drone scarecrows the future of farming?
• Vancouver to weed out illegal marijuana dispensari­es
• Careless smokers sparked 12 fires in seven days, firefighte­rs say
• THE PRICE OF SUCCESS
• Man says he had to dive to safety as a float plane ran over his skiff
• School board elects NPA trustee as chairman
• Journalist suing Furlong wrote letter claiming he abused dozens of children
• Ban on anglers is ‘a no-brainer’ that’s not happening
• More than half of young B.C. cyclists report always a wearing helmet
• UBC students tackle issue of ‘Blaming the Mainlander’
• National campaign takes aim at laser pointers
• Reality ER show to start shooting second season
• As radicaliza­tion grows online, so do the efforts to combat it
• Dads playing larger role in Canadian households, study shows
• PALMER: PUBLIC INQUIRY MAY POSE PROBLEMS
• Searching for a Goldilocks planet
• Del Mastro witness deserved better
• Native artifacts find means beachside house worth $1
• Southern symbols come down
• Enduring emblems of division go beyond flags
• Tax fairness needs to be a priority for Ottawa
• The myths of Meech Lake live on
• Is backlash over bursaries on the money?
• ‘Everyone is on high alert’
• Canada bolsters NATO’s European presence with commitment to send 1,650 soldiers
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• OUR BADGE OF HONOUR
• BROTHERLY LOVE
• STARDOM IN SIGHT
• PARTY ON: Where and how to celebrate in the Lower Mainland
• Pirate palace up for sale
• Red and white and proud all over
• Lambert has nothing to prove and everything to gain
• I Get The Feeling Central
• Comedian looks at death, relationsh­ips and idiots
• VSO heads to Whistler for some mountain air
• Max’s Robbie Amell continues his momentum
• Duff plunges back in with new album
• A creative genius behind the flamingo
• Petroleum producers court B.C. with new sales pitch
• CANADIANS KEEP FOCUSED
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• Rogers gets green light to buy Mobilicity
• Juniors turn to creativity to get ahead in mining sector
• UBC school adopts First Nations curriculum
• ‘Impartial’ group funded by petroleum producers
• Shifting to Europe for better returns
• China’s stocks have analysts on edge
• DOW FALLS 178 POINTS ON RATE HIKE FEARS
• NHL: HIGH DRAFT HOPES HOOKED ON HARKINS
• Offence rule change is well-received
• Boys on bus bond by watching baseball, soccer
• CFL THIS WEEK
• Candidates pop up after NHL muses about expansion

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