Vancouver Sun - 2015-10-09

• Too few social workers, too many at-risk kids
• Harper appeals to key ethnic groups during visit
• THIS PIRATE IS JACKED
• TENSIONS RISING
• No responsibl­e parent does this to a child. There’s no excuse, not even a shred of an excuse, for this province, which serves in place of parents, to do it. And there’s no excuse for the public, which the provincial government serves, to tolerate heartles
• NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is still confident he can win a majority government.
• Fears raised in 2012 over plans to highlight wood dust hazards
• The German Baron of Vancouver
• Francis Carter Cotton’s family retains some really cool historical items
• Lack of data hampering real estate action: Clark
• Canadians keep squanderin­g votes
• Tight three-way race in British Columbia, poll suggests
• Loss of Interior city would be major blow to Harper’s Tories
• Metro pipes up to stop grease gumming up works
• Race on to save Kootenay Lake’s crashing kokanee population
• Report finds caseworker­s overburden­ed
• Time to put our women on bills
• Experts blast professor for anti-vaccine attacks
• ‘It has always been my choice’
• Harper angered by audit questions
• Actor freed despite flight fears
• An unwieldy process addresses an unimaginab­ly bleak final day
• Review backs Parsons decision
• Coral reefs face devastatio­n
• Netanyahu vows to combat violence amid new stabbings
• Child welfare system overhaul long overdue
• A look at Trudeau’s vision of Canada
• Clark caught in traffic snarl
• Focus on grizzly habitat
• IN THE GARDEN: EMERALD ISLE’S TREASURES
• Raw grief in all its beauty
• HOROSCOPE FRIDAY, OCT. 9
• Appetite for DESIGN
• Give thanks for good design
• Courageous tale balks at family angle
• A bumpy ride through Kandahar
• Modern morality play keeps focus on faces, not figures
• Reeves commits amid crazy schoolgirl antics
• More history lesson than entertainm­ent
• Art house creepiness is not enough in 2015
• Bella British Columbia
• HAVE GLOVE — WILL TRAVEL
• Barbara Yaffe: In my opinion
• Judges weigh pipeline approval process
• Encana hoping to realign with asset sale
• Amazon moves in on Etsy’s turf
• Facebook testing a range of emojis to change how users ‘like’ friends’ posts
• Tories tout trade deal in B.C.
• Renewing luxury brand after cutbacks
• Many investors on unfamiliar road
• OIL’S BRIEF CLIMB ABOVE $50 BUOYS TSX
• McDavid’s first NHL milestone is in now in the books
• It pays to read the fine print when it comes to NFL rule book
• Eichel focused on Sabres, not McDavid
• What could go wrong did for Jays
• Stroman more afraid of moths than he is of playoff baseball
• Coach’s cupboard of healthy bodies ‘bare’
• Bombers tee it up for thrilled Texan to kick against Leos
• Blatter ouster first step in curing FIFA
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Americans take lead on first day
• Roughrider­s down to last chance to make playoffs
• TRUSTY STEEDS
• Swift siblings
• Charging ahead
• TECH CHALLENGED:
• People are still risking lives by texting and driving
• A subtle, stealthy powerhouse

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