Vancouver Sun - 2016-07-04

• THE BOG BURNS IN DELTA
• Old idea floated as heritage fix
• No vacancy, just lots of speculatio­n
• A LONG, HARD TRAIL LIES AHEAD
• PREGNANCY AGE LIMITS
• Blast shatters Baghdad shopping district
• Province claims home was bought to launder cash
• Dog owners can miss signs of aggression
• Director Cimino faced highs, lows
• City officials investigat­ing rentals
• New manager ready to sort out licensing
• Hiking huts to open up ‘whole new playground’
• Petronas LNG decision a watershed moment
• Companies need new approach to philanthro­py
• ELIE WIESEL, AUSCHWITZ SURVIVOR AND NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER, WAS AN ONGOING REMINDER OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST. HIS WORDS ARE A TESTAMENT TO SOME OF THE WORLD’S MOST UNFATHOMAB­LE ATROCITIES.
• ELIEWIESEL
• Grits mull genderneut­ral ID cards
• ISRAEL CRITICIZES ‘MONSTER’ FACEBOOK
• THE COTTAGE CONUNDRUM
• Credit union evolves to meet needs of its affluent members
• Better ties to Mexico will benefit province
• Hong Kong’s richest man reveals secrets
• Canada takes over on Beats 1
• The EV revolution could leave gas stations running on fumes
• A ROCKIN’ GOOD TIME
• WALES STIRS CAPS’ COACH
• Raonic stops Sock, set to give Goffin a go
• No Messi for Man City: Guardiola
• CANUCKS’ NEW D-MAN ADDS BEEF
• Fifth-rounder Bear makes strong case for Oilers job
• Henderson cruises to third victory of her young career
• Montreal teenager struts his stuff
• Tulo continues surge at plate
• PHENOM HAS HIGH HOPES FOR RIO GAMES
• France ends Iceland’s dream run at Euro 2016
• Teen needs a strategy for dealing with friends talking about suicide
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• HotDocs films look at trans issues

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