Vancouver Sun - 2015-07-23

• DROUGHT DIFFICULTI­ES
• Patients turned away from walk-in clinics
• Rossland lowers speed limit to 30 km/h throughout town
• Tories turf son of MP as Fraser Valley candidate
• THIS LADY’S A MUST-SEE
• REELING IN TOURISTS
• Family everything for slain Surrey man
• Killer who escaped from Mission prison in 2014 arrested in Peru
• Cost of fighting forest fires could soar to $400 million
• The intractabl­e problem of addiction and the mentally ill
• Tough new rules take aim at ‘renovictio­ns’
• Council approves $35M bridge upgrade
• Metro Vancouver water use now at ‘manageable levels’
• City plans several improvemen­ts to bicycle routes
• UBC offers job to Canadian journalist on trial in Egypt
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Recruits used to test pepper spray
• ISIL sympathize­rs hack websites of Canadian military cadets
• Watchdog predicts $1-billion deficit
• PALMER: HST’S UNHAPPY ANNIVERSAR­Y
• Supreme Court to rule on pilot’s case
• Tories polishing economic script for election campaign
• Pipe may have leaked for weeks
• Melting permafrost pushing lake off cliff
• Saskatoon is worst for crime in Canada
• Energy industry needs to step up safety efforts: chief
• Civilians guard recruiting centres
• Escaped cartel boss will attempt to regain power, DEA says
• Woman who died in cell admitted past suicide attempt
• Scrabble champ is so good he can win in a language he doesn’t know
• Qur’an could be world’s oldest
• Government attempts to block Twitter after attack
• Rate cut will further inflate Vancouver real estate
• Whale, dolphin research at Aquarium helps species
• Stop breeding belugas for entertainm­ent
• Obama heads to father’s home country
• Haditha hunkers down to resist ISIL attack
• Oscar-nominated actor was also folksinger, advocate
• GRAPE EXPECTATIO­NS
• YOUNG HENRY
• FIRE BREATHING
• ALBUM OF THE WEEK
• Re-boot the party: Merritt’s a country town again
• Summer festival crosses centuries, boundaries
• Artists worth celebratin­g
• Beach Boy talks touring and appealing to the ages
• Dragons firing on all cylinders
• New Olympic Village arts complex gets a proper name
• Gold slump isn’t expected to end anytime soon
• DEATH ROH ON THE D-LINE
• Barbara Yaffe: In my opinion
• Geothermal projects promising, but ‘very high risk,’ study says
• CRTC opens access to Internet networks
• Fiat Chrysler offers software fix to ward off vehicle hacking incidents
• Cheap chic retailer F21 Red actively expanding into Canada
• Bombardier slides on business-jet demand doubts
• Apple being Apple a disappoint­ment?
• Amazon undressing clothing market: analyst
• LOONIE AT DECADE LOW AS OIL SINKS TO $49 US
• De Grasse good enough to grab gold
• GOLF: CANADIANS DUE AT OPEN, BUT WHEN?
• New extra-point rule is winning converts
• Many happy returns from Brown
• C’s outshine Emeralds once more
• Confident teen shows he belongs on the court
• Flat tire doesn’t stop Glaesser from cycling to silver
• Canada continues gold rush in variety of events

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