Vancouver Sun - 2015-12-03

• California shooting rampage spills into streets
• B.C. cancer drug ready for human tests
• HOLIDAY EVENTS IN METRO
• Nervous farmers say no to dozens of nuptials
• Weight-loss surgeries touted for fighting diabetes
• BUONO BACK AS COACH
• Refugee settlement teams to be created throughout province
• Plan aims to whet appetite for B.C. fare
• Cyclists need secure parking
• North Vancouver opposes downloaded crime lab costs
• If marijuana is legalized, sell it in liquor stores, B.C. groups say
• Landfill report contains ‘worst fears’: Green MLA
• Poverty isn’t just an inner-city problem
• Vancouver orders second helpings of meal programs
• Party centre turns into scene of carnage
• PM has a lot of leeway on expenses
• Liberals to present ‘workmanlik­e’ vision
• Groundswel­l of goodwill
• Initially, Canada received lukewarm response from refugees: officials
• British Parliament votes in favour of launching airstrikes against ISIL in Syria
• Israel honours U.S. soldier for bravery in PoW camp
• Sweep frees captives, nets Boko Haram fighters
• B.C. Liberals take time with Climate Plan 2.0
• Supervised injection sites save money and lives
• Tories need a rebirth to rebuild
• Climate change is everyone’s business
• Artist best known for Kennedy portrait
• U.S. aiding ISIL, many Iraqis believe
• Emissions from coal burning worst for heart
• Republican hopefuls up rhetoric as votes loom
• TRADITION RULES
• FRESHLY PICKED
• ON A PILGRIMAGE
• HOROSCOPE
• Christmas past meets future
• Band ready for its day in the sun
• Bare feet add realism to outdoor production
• ALBUM OF THE WEEK
• Japan mourns ‘eternal virgin’
• Hootsuite layoffs ruffle feathers
• Don Cayo: In my opinion
• Emerging labour movement seeks better deals for workers
• Canadians complainin­g less about telecoms, but issues persist
• Bank of Canada keeps interest rates steady, cites uncertaint­y
• YVR welcomes new direct flights
• Alberta’s move to green energy seen swelling power company debt
• Murky global markets leave many on the fence
• TSX TAKES TUMBLE ON LOWER OIL, GOLD
• B.C. joins CFL West coaching carousel
• CANUCKS: BENNING HAS SOME WORK TO DO
• Who’s Next? |
• Arizona’s Scott in All-Star Game would be must-see
• Stampeders’ Cornish calls it quits
• NFC North game more interestin­g than normal
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

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