Vancouver Sun - 2016-07-02

• AN ARCHEOLOGI­ST BREAKS THE PAST
• SPLENDOUR IN THE VALLEY
• HEADING OUT FOR A BITE
• Leos tame Tabbies in Steeltown
• Cramming as much Canada as possible into one day
• Virtual worlds beginning to produce actual dollars
• Newfoundla­nd remembers its bloodiest battle
• Soul-jazz star mixes grit, grace
• Case ties courts up in knots as the costs keep rising
• Fatal crash ‘a wake-up call’ for driverless cars
• Towering receiver hopes to lift SFU’s fortunes
• B.C. wines test well against global grapes
• Juice bars linked to career drug trafficker
• HONKING HORNS HAILED VIADUCT
• LOTS TO LOVE ABOUT CANADA
• Lynx, bobcat study seeks help from hunters, hikers
• Insolvenci­es climbing in Prince George
• Metro Vancouver to decide fate of Bowen Island cottages
• Family concerned by care centre layoffs
• Mayor turns ‘Sugarplum’ insult into support for Pride Society
• 10 MORE HOUSING IDEAS
• HOME FUNDS A BAND-AID
• HOW TO SPOT A YANK VERSUS HOW TO SPOT A CANADIAN
• CASE TOSSED AFTER POLICE WITHHELD MAN’S TURBAN
• Easier to detect liars if faces veiled: study
• Alberta lifts wildfire state of emergency
• Author rips Windsor’s esthetics
• ‘Ask An Adult’
• Next Generation Hearing Aid utilizes the Internet.
• SEVEN HOURS TO LIFE
• MAXIMUM OPULENCE
• AGING IMMIGRANTS
• FANCY HATS AND FROCKS RULE AT PARTY
• Latest high-tech startup offers an entire city
• United we fall: Togetherne­ss not a panacea
• Federal response may worsen overdose crisis
• Miniversit­y takes a different path to educate kids
• PROULX’S ODYSSEY A NEAR-MASTERPIEC­E
• Remittance men get their due in stories of the Canadian West
• BEAUTY, SHE WOULD SAY, REAPS ITS OWN REWARDS
• BEST ON THE SHELF
• How Swede it is for Canucks
• Lucic chose McDavid over hometown distractio­ns
• ERIKSSON A SOLID BUY, BUT LACKS TRUE GRIT
• Tour de France helps mark D-Day landings during Normandy legs
• MAKING SENSE OF WHOPPER DEALS
• German striker hardly awestruck by Italian defence
• Yzerman signs his star player, Bergevin trades his
• Thank Howe for Fielder’s astounding WHL career
• Victoria hopes to keep champions returning
• Vintage Williams causing a racket at Wimbledon
• Jays’ 19th nervous breakdown
• How business can deal with mail strike
• Analysts unsure if Sobeys parent firm’s recovery plan enough
• INVESTORS DIG MINING STOCKS
• Health claim may boost soy firms
• WRAITH PROVES THERE’S NO LIMIT TO EXTRAVAGAN­CE
• AGE-GAP COMPLICATI­ON
• U.S. reform may take page from Canada
• Gender parity on boards still proving to be ‘hurdle’
• Performanc­e reviews in midst of an overhaul
• Airlines on edge as pilot shortage looms
• Brexit, U.S. election hit Canadian acquisitio­ns
• Air Transat flight attendants reject tentative deal, may strike on July 8
• WHAT BREXIT TAUGHT INVESTORS
• It’s summertime and the living is expensive
• FEELING OUT THE FUTURE
• Writer’s pivotal work on Vietnam War changed both him and ‘New Journalism’
• ‘Zen master of piano’ taught the world’s best
• NICE SPOT FOR JAGUARS
• PALACE OF A DICTATOR
• SPONSORED DEALS OF THE WEEK
• IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE... Ports + Bows
• MAKING AN ENTRANCE
• CREATING AN OCEANSIDE COMMUNITY IN COLWOOD
• ‘GARAGE MAHAL’ KEY IN THIS CUSTOM REBUILD
• GREAT OUTLOOKS DRAW-LOWER MAINLANDER­S TO KELOWNA
• DESIGNERS SNAP UP FANS
• RENOVATED YALETOWN SUITE HAS UNOBSTRUCT­ED VIEWS
• FEELING A BIT DIM-WITTED? SHEDDING LIGHT ON LIGHTING
• Dreaming of VR in Qualicum Beach
• DeVito keeps sniffing out new projects
• BRIDGE OF SPIELBERG
• RACKS OF LAMB WITH MUSTARD CAPER BOARD DRESSING
• FITNESS GURU HAS HER METHOD
• SWEENEY SOLVES HOLLYWOOD
• Birdy takes flight on new album
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
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