Vancouver Sun - 2016-05-20

• Carriage ban has new fans after Montreal’s horse play
• First Nations vow to fight on after Trans Mountain gets OK
• EGYPTAIR: TERROR SUSPECTED
• FEDERAL SCRUTINY
• Trudeau and an impetuosit­y that many feared
• MLS squad to host friendly with Crystal Palace
• Police out in full force for the long weekend
• Nyquist’s team a tight bunch
• Gosling lives dream by drawing laughs
• Artsy oases on the North Shore
• Beatton Airport Road wildfire leaves a patchwork of damage
• Surrey reels in new film studio
• In Metrotown, residents fight to save their homes
• Clark’s extra cash gets thumbs-down in poll
• Rodeo rustles up some controvers­y
• Students stitch together anti-mosquito apparel
• Medical-marijuana outreach gets rolling
• TRANS MOUNTAIN KEY DATES
• HEALTH FIRING DAMAGE CONTROL DRAGS ON
• HOLD THE APPLAUSE
• Tories must move beyond gay marriage issue
• Circular economy derives value from waste
• RECENT POLITICAL BRAWLS THAT PUT CANADA’S TO SHAME
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT HOUSE RULES
• Wallin won’t face charges in scandal
• After apology, timely passage of bill unlikely
• Union loses appeal in icy sidewalks ruling
• ‘We actually deserve these rights’
• Syrian women victims of domestic abuse
• ‘Glitch’ caused ultrasound error: clinic
• How the PM can smooth things over
• Fellow journalist­s honour Safer
• One Canadian victim from Saskatoon
• De Grood would have killed more: doctor
• ANGRY BIRDS BRING MIRTH
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• SPOUTING GOOD DESIGN
• These sorority girls just want to have fun
• Better than sex
• PRICED OUT OF TOWN
• FOXFIRE A RARE CANADIAN GEM
• Venture exchange retooling model amid commoditie­s slump
• Judge quashes panel ruling against Suncor drug tests
• YOGA PANTS AT WORK? IT’S STILL A STRETCH
• FINDING THE ‘MISSING MIDDLE’
• HUNGRY SHARKS TAKE CONTROL OF FAST-FALTERING BLUES
• CAVALIERS STAY HOT IN CLEVELAND
• TORONTO FC’S PAYROLL MORE THAN TRIPLE VANCOUVER’S
• Lions look to pick up ex-Eagle Boyko
• STRONACHS PONY UP
• New general manager Hanlon has some Giant-sized goals for team
• TALBOT STANDS TALL FOR CANADA
• Fort McMurray team won’t give up season
• Ready to reap their reward
• BRITISH MOTORING PREVAILS
• JACQUES’ DREAM
• RALLYING A GOOD CAUSE
• When Britannia rules the road
• DISTRACTED FEES ON THE RISE IN B.C.
• SUV HAULS WITH CLASS

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