Vancouver Sun - 2017-04-18

• MEAT THE CANDIDATES
• COSTS — AND HYPOCRISY — TAKE TOLL IN MEDICARE CONSTITUTI­ONAL CHALLENGE
• PUSHED INTO THE SPOTLIGHT
• Green party rushes to fill a full slate of candidates
• HALL CALL FOR COLE
• Metro market’s options are no fit for families: report
• Grocery price deflation starts to soften
• Marijuana law gets it right, mostly
• Did Liberals hit their peak too soon?
• Chaos colours Crow’s latest album
• Outdoor play key to mental health
• THE BRAIN WHO ARMED THE WARRIORS
• Beginner’s luck eludes golf teacher in drug deal
• Pick up sushi with your shampoo
• Metro giving Liberals a boost against NDP, latest poll shows
• Ex-gang associate gets 15 months for drug traffickin­g
• Horgan promises new urgent care centres
• NDP ‘absent’ during teachers’ strike, Greens’ Weaver claims
• NO WONDER HORGAN’S SMILING AFTER THE BREAK
• Education key to reconcilia­tion with First Nations
• A NEWFOUNDLA­ND MAN WHO POSTED ANGRY TWEETS FOLLOWING A POLICE SHOOTING FOUND HIMSELF DETAINED AND LOCKED UP IN A MENTAL INSTITUTIO­N. WAS THIS A CASE OF STIFLING POLITICAL DISSENT?
• SOCIAL MEDIA HORROR STORIES.
• ‘Mock IED’ likely not bomb: expert
• Spotlight turns to panel probing judge
• Postwar buildings meet their demise in Moscow
• Bank CEO salaries play catch-up
• Canada is G-7’s surprise growth leader
• NETFLIX MILESTONE
• LePage warns of ‘market whiplash’ in housing
• Look for strategy refresh from new Rogers CEO: analyst
• In ‘unique deal,’ BMO offering mortgage-backed securities
• China’s economy gains steam
• Complaints on rise at TD: report
• Sky’s the limit for air service
• Carmakers create incubators for smart cities technologi­es
• Award-winner consistent­ly demonstrat­ed ‘unbelievab­le’ depth of sports knowledge
• Best to make other team adjust
• GREEN HIRE WOULD SIGNAL CANUCKS ARE RARING TO GO
• WHAT’S ON TV
• Leafs in charge after OT victory
• Bruins mount comeback, but Senators close it out
• 2006 hero has praise for Kassian
• Raptors’ poor starts are in the team’s DNA
• Leicester seeks to prolong its dazzling ascent
• THAT’S A RAP FOR SCIENCE
• BEYOND SONS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Oxycodone prescribed to Prince’s friend: Document
• HOLLYWOOD STRIKES OUT
• TV is still the screen of choice
• Archie returns with a twist
• Quiet rooms for autistic children are taking off at many airports
• You can resist the tyranny of ‘I should’
• ON THE TOWN IN LONDON
• Celebrate Earth Day and Canada’s outdoors
• The Heydays of May

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