Vancouver Sun - 2016-06-09

• A MAN SUDDENLY JUMPED OUT ...
• Millions for a miscarriag­e of justice
• DOGS CAN DO BUSINESS IN YVR
• CHIPS STACK UP IN U.S.
• Cavaliers make it a series with win
• Canadian professor jailed in Iran
• Caps quell Fury, reach Amway final
• Victim of Toronto shooting linked to B.C. gang alliance
• FACING UP TO THE FACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
• SHELL HANDS OVER ARCTIC EXPLORATIO­N PERMITS
• Strangers go the extra mile to return memories
• Waitress loses suit after tips confession
• B.C. school severs ties to lobbyist
• Interior to be short of gas likely into next week: Suncor
• Port Moody, Metro tussle over cottages
• Telus, Hyatt join forces to help school
• Housing crisis needs ‘real action’
• Groups call for more safe-injection sites
• CLARK FINALLY FEELING HEAT ON HOUSING PRICES
• REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS
• Mother says dog that bit son should be killed
• DEFIANT SANDERS WON’T BACK DOWN
• THE ERA OF THE UNCONSTRAI­NED SENATOR: FREE OF THE CAUCUS WHIPS, SENATORS ARE NOW ACCOUNTABL­E NEITHER TO THE PUBLIC NOR TO ANY ELECTED OFFICIALS, BUT ONLY TO THEMSELVES.
• IRAQI FORCES PUSH INTO FALLUJAH
• WHAT ONE TOWN IN INDIA CALLS A CURE FOR ASTHMA
• Arthur Kent wins case against Postmedia
• Man guilty in revenge-bent abduction
• Lawyer shut out in bid for father’s Leafs ducats
• Massive sink hole paralyzes Ottawa
• ‘We are being wiped out’
• Why I might marry for friendship
• Stealth jets ‘ready to go,’ F-35 maker says
• LeBlanc hints at interest in Fisheries
• TWINS KILLING IT
• SHARING GASTRONOMY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• THE INFLUENCE OF PICASSO’S LOVERS
• BRINGING A BLEND OF RAUCOUS AND TASTY
• EASTERN EUROPE MEETS CHINA
• 5 REASONS TO SEE ...
• TEA AND SYMPHONY
• FOR TRIO, NO WORRIES ARE GONNA FIND THEM
• It’s nice to be Mark Ruffalo
• CTV unveils 2016-17 prime-time show lineup
• NO STRANGERS TO COMEBACKS
• A TIMELY STINK IN PARIS
• Lululemon CEO rebuts founder’s latest criticism
• reports on the B.C. Chamber of Commerce’s wish to scrap the PST for a new, value-added tax.
• Workers return to heavy oil facility after wildfire threat
• Growth in global gas demand slows despite low price
• Shareholde­rs urge corporate boards to include more women
• Sun’s shine a growing source of electricit­y
• Sledders tackle new kind of course
• BUONO IS MUSIC TO LIONS’ EARS
• LIONS’ GIANT LEVY ADCOCK ALSO A BIG MAN ON THE GOLF COURSE
• Junior juggernaut earns spot in B.C. hall

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