Vancouver Sun - 2017-04-28

• PERSONAL, OR JUST POLITICAL?
• CETACEAN FRUSTRATIO­N
• ANNIE HALL TURNS 40
• NEXT MOVE ON NAFTA
• Overdoses create ‘collective sense of trauma and death’
• Williams has been welcome addition to back line
• Quebec aims to end police ‘clown pants’ protest
• Property taxes killing local businesses
• ELDER A VOICE FOR INDIGENOUS RIGHTS
• Elderly woman tells court about alleged sexual assault
• Green party rises from obscurity to legitimate political force in B.C.
• Clark’s knock at U.S. coal excites environmen­talists
• What’s known (and not) so far about the race
• Interactiv­e TED Talks exhibit opens portal to the rest of the world
• White Rock to treat water with chloramine
• CONSTITUTI­ONAL SURPRISE ARISES AT POLYGAMY TRIAL
• Ex-UN gangster says he regrets his testimony at Vallee trial
• HORGAN PLEDGES NEW FIRST NATIONS REALITY
• A strong mining sector benefits everyone in B.C.
• The case against Norman is thin
• SEN. DON MEREDITH COULD FIND OUT AS EARLY AS NEXT WEEK WHAT PUNISHMENT HE’LL FACE FOR HAVING A SEXUAL RELATIONSH­IP WITH A TEEN. ‘WE’RE COMING TO THE FINAL END OF THE PROCESS,’ SAYS THE ETHICS PANEL CHAIR.
• Sajjan steps back on Afghan claim
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT ASSISTED DYING
• ‘BOLD REFORMS ARE NEEDED’
• Ministers hold talks with Chinese officials
• N.S. Liberals vow broad middle-class tax cut
• O’Leary tried to get Bernier to quit race
• Lone wolf terror plot foiled near Downing St.
• Israel strikes Damascus, intercepts projectile
• Trump’s first 100 days marred by failure
• North Korean crisis at worst point I’ve ever seen: senior U.S. admiral
• AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Maudie becomes Maritimes’ hottest movie
• SPARK NEVER CATCHES FIRE
• Canadian filmmaker enjoys working in the cartoon world
• Director looks to past to get ahead
• NORMAN DISPLAYS MODERATE CHARMS
• Guardians 2 offers more of the same
• Pension plan said to be backstop for Home Capital
• Budget brands beat Big 3 in service, study says
• NHL LOTTERY A CRAP SHOOT
• CANADIAN CONTENT
• Canfor eyes acquisitio­ns amid fallout from new U.S. duties
• Canam stock nearly doubles following offer to go private
• United Airlines settles with mistreated passenger
• PotashCorp bounces back in Q1
• Watchdog strengthen­s review of investment dealers
• ROOM TO RUN FOR FINANCIALS
• BUDGET 2017: THE MONSTER THAT ATE ONTARIO
• Crescent Point’s profit a pleasant surprise
• Boxing giants battle for belt
• THE VANCOUVER CANUCKS’ DRAFT DAY WISH LIST
• Subban finally in a place where he can succeed
• KARLSSON MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE
• Bonino’s tally gives Pens win in Game 1
• ROOM FOR ONE MORE, CANADA?
• Homan stays hot at the Champions Cup
• Trade winds blow on first night of draft
• Freak out as Raps dispatch Bucks in six
• Chelsea sets pace as Premier League race down to wire
• 2017 VW E-GOLF A BOISTEROUS BARGAIN
• ROYAL RIDE
• CHROME DREAMS
• EASY-TO-RIDE BIG TWIN CHECKS ALL THE BOXES
• TAKING HOME MORE THAN JUST MEMORIES

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