Vancouver Sun - 2016-04-02

• ‘Put your hands on your head, turn around, and don’t look back.’
• Shawn Hook looks to reel in fans’ award
• DARK SIDE OF THE RINK
• Will brain maps solve mental maze?
• Asia’s new investment launch pad
• Shatner’s ultimate voyage
• Future stars eager to shine in Whistler
• JUNOS TAKE THE STAGE
• Stephen Hume
• Malcolm Parry
• Pete McMartin
• Vaughn Palmer
• Iain MacIntyre
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: 1919
• Canaccord founder’s home sells for $31M
• The Vancouver Sun leaps forward
• Judge approves first physician-assisted death in B.C.
• Ministry rehires another fired health researcher
• City launches probe into arborist’s ‘heartbreak­ing’ death
• Family offers $30,000 reward in cold case
• Surrey shootings increasing, majority drug-related: RCMP
• Needle injuries part of string of incidents linked to townhouse complex
• NDP want answers on BC Place roof costs
• Site C protester hospitaliz­ed
• Greater Victoria’s housing market red-hot in March
• Council raises are deserved, but execution was awkward
• Province, teachers must find better way
• Whispers of the Vikings
• The risky business of running a deficit
• Canada makes $42M nuclear pledge
• Legislator rescued after eight-day tundra ordeal
• Province lobbies for own justice on top court
• Signal regiment in the spotlight
• The risky business of running a deficit
• McKenna seeks consensus on climate
• Maple Leaf restored as insignia for Canada’s army generals
• Is Brad Wall good, or just lucky?
• Molenbeek braces for violence
• Refugee crisis threatens famous welfare model
• HAVE A TIPPLE AT STARBUCKS
• Space play falls short of the stars
• Business leaders’ mood improved but still subdued: Bank of Canada
• Investment scammer loses appeal
• Poor sales could sink BlackBerry’s handsets
• Model 3 demand shocks Tesla
• New fee rules could create advice ‘gap’
• Built for open road
• Trust funds aren’t just for the wealthy
• More than a will: An estate plan is for life
• DECLINING COMMODITY PRICES PUSH TSX LOWER; NEW YORK INDEXES RISE
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Cellist embraces wide-ranging adventure
• Head for the Okanagan
• Cornmeal, Honey and Ricotta Fritters
• WINE PICKS OF THE WEEK
• Danielle McTaggart of Dear Rouge talks Juno Awards fashion
• Terry Jacks recovering from stroke
• Distributi­on scheme’s fans think outside the box office
• Vocalist jazzed about new album
• Invisible Hand shakes expectatio­ns
• Idol’s biggest stars take a bow
• Black Hen lets Dawson fan his musical feathers
• HOROSCOPES
• ‘It’s magic’
• Nichols offers up his two cents’ worth
• JENNY’S JOURNEY
• STELLAR MATCHUP
• BLUE JAYS REVAMP AROUND CORE
• Chan falters in free skate, Spain’s Fernandez retains crown
• Knee injury won’t keep Agosta from semifinals
• GAME ESSENTIALS
• Cinderella Orange hope they don’t turn into pumpkins
• Experience­d Koe rink built to take on the world’s best
• Bulls & Bears
• CENTRAL CITY LIVING
• Be creative on affordable housing
• How to convert a spare room into a dream closet
• Award-winning Zenterra Developmen­ts prepares to launch Soho in South Surrey
• GRIFFIN & SABINE’S LATEST JOURNEY
• AR gives the world a new look
• Falling costs put hydrogen cars back on the horizon
• Canada is a great match for Asia
• A prescripti­on for speedy care?
• Hometown heroine introduced in new noir novel
• Verses Festival hits town
• Novel is an inspiring, but tragic First Nation story
• BEST ON THE SHELF
• Bohemian BISBEE
• Floods reveal Petra’s lost secret
• Cruise lines unveil plans for major enhancemen­ts to ships
• A magnificen­t Mediterran­ean tour
• For your next trip to Kansas City, pack your saxophone
• Rustle up some fun in Wyoming
• If you go:
• Montreal festival adds French twist to biking celebratio­n
• Expedia CruiseShip­Centers
• War survivor’s witty woodcut prints on display in New York

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