Vancouver Sun - 2016-04-26

• CANADIAN HOSTAGE EXECUTED IN JUNGLE
• Feds must act on derelict vessels, Island MPs say
• Acne drug safety study was delayed by B.C. government
• RIO’S ROUGH OLYMPIC RUN-UP
• NO PETS ALLOWED
• Building ban pitched as cure to overcrowde­d schools
• Food bank sees increased need from Syrian families
• Cruz, Kasich join forces in bid to stop Trump
• Whitecaps face conference test in K.C.
• Backpacks not just for the schoolyard
• Flagship store set to transform
• British guru helps coach cabinet
• Some pot shop owners vow to stay open, defy city order
• Get ready for a racket if you dump on bad dog owners
• Kelowna floats ideas to replace Ogopogo
• ‘Staggering’ number of tickets handed out
• Black bear illegally shot, killed in Squamish neighbourh­ood
• B.C. LIBERALS REDEFINE ‘ON TIME, ON BUDGET’
• FORMER PREMIER BOB RAE TRIED TO SECURE RELEASE
• ABU SAYYAF DRIVEN BY GREED
• My friend John was no cowboy
• Ridsdel an adventurer to the end
• It’s a bad idea to borrow from oneself
• Sexually transmitte­d Zika case confirmed
• MOGO TOPS 200,000-MEMBER MILESTONE
• JUST LET PARENTS BE PARENTS
• Newfoundla­nd’s fiscal storm
• 3D MAP-MAKER SCULPTS LAND
• Takeover deal targets Serbian copper project
• TALKING GATEWAY
• CUSTOMER CONNECTION­S
• Your customers are online. Are you?
• Canadian GDP may show weakness
• Ovechkin’s presence grows ever stronger
• Islanders humble Rangers on their home turf
• Blue Jays are winning at the turnstiles
• CHERNOBYL CHILD REFLECTS ON LIFE AS A PARALYMPIA­N
• RAPTORS PREPARED TO DIE ON HORSES THEY RODE IN ON
• Montgomery looks to get career back on track with Eskimos
• A TASTE FOR TRAVEL
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• FRONT OF THE PACK:
• . . . AT THE NEW HOLT RENFREW VANCOUVER
• ONSTAGE DIVERSITY HAS A SOCIAL IMPACT
• Lemonade’s songs so bitterswee­t

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