Vancouver Sun - 2017-10-21

• CURRENTS TO CALM KIDS
• RIVER ROCK REVELATION­S
• Lions still aren’t sure what went wrong
• C-3 SAILS INTO HISTORY
• YOUNG MAN WITH A PLAN
• How one Six Nations kid is reclaiming lacrosse
• Bedbugs feasted on airplane passengers
• Dorsett powers Canucks past Sabres
• City mourns workers killed on the job
• Smart devices are solving crimes
• Rapper chef getting high on life
• GRIM REAPER RODE SHOTGUN WITH HIM
• CONVERSATI­ONS THAT MATTER
• Diabetes Canada borrows B.C. AIDS researcher’s model
• Abbotsford woman’s husband pleads guilty to role in death plot
• PURE GENIUS
• Five innovative companies that were born at UBC
• Man receives life sentence in killing of Surrey teenager
• THE B.C. CHILDREN’S AND B.C. WOMEN’S HOSPITAL REDEVELOPM­ENT PROJECT
• Opioid overdoses a national crisis: Singh
• Metro proposes 4.1 per cent fee increase for service delivery
• LIBERALS DIG IN AGAINST NDP ELECTORAL CHANGES
• DEFIANCE AND LAW
• Morneau not the naif he makes out
• Continued suspicion, hate attacks against Quebec’s Muslims
• Lobster seized amid Indigenous fishery war
• Woman accuses Weinstein’s brother
• Judges weigh immigrant teenager’s abortion case
• FALLING STAR
• ‘We’re ideally located’
• Judge rules Quebec is within rights on gun law
• Is Trump on a fission expedition?
• Putin slams Canada for ‘political games’
• UP IN THE AIR
• Not a ‘rogue group,’ franchisee­s insist as associatio­n grows in battle against RBI
• Bank of Canada rates will be on hold after retail dip, muted inflation
• CMHC chief alarmed by growth of unregulate­d lenders
• Thai energy major delays oilsands project in Alberta
• Significan­t savings pave the way for couple’s early retirement
• Time to bring back income averaging, tax study finds
• Hong Kong trading floor to close, marking end of era for bourse
• Labour groups urge Morneau to abandon target benefit proposal
• TIME TO DROP FIGHT AGAINST TRAILER FEES
• Mother and son fall victim to Equifax Canada hack
• Verlander’s magic Justin time to avoid eliminatio­n
• Baker firing ‘pure baseball decision’
• Cubs have core to continue contending
• Dodgers’ gamble led to co-MVP payoff
• TOO MUCH TOO SOON FOR NO. 2 REINHART
• Raptors guard on Wright track for more playing time this year
• IN NBA’S PIONEER LANE
• CAMPBELL’S SUPER AS HE LEADS UFV GOLFERS
• Avs victimized by bungled NHL review
• The SCOUT master
• TORONTO GETS MONEY’S WORTH
• Gable’s bulldozing ways on offence have Eskimos back on playoff track
• Help Double PET/CT technology in B.C.
• Seahawks won’t face same old pass-happy Giants
• Hamilton a Texas two-step away from Formula 1 title
• Versatile Canadian Harris a dual threat for Bombers
• Childhood rival was Downie’s favourite player
• Will Yamo be there after nine Oilers games?
• THE BUZZ HAS RETURNED IN THE BATTLE OF ONTARIO
• FIGHTING FIRE
• NEGLECTED INFECTIONS
• Read an excerpt of the book on
• Pack of trouble
• Simmering resentment threatens to boil over
• The disposable women
• Won’t someone think of the virtual Nazis?
• Fashion industry faces facts
• The forgotten man
• Behind the scenes
• OF NOTE IN NORTH VAN
• BIG DUNBAR ABODE YIELDS BIG SALE
• Milk at room temperatur­e can keep for two hours
• Spectacula­r views, flexible form of housing in the British Properties
• Get inspiratio­n and DIY advice from the experts
• Escape the bustle at Headwaters Club
• SELECTING STYLE BY THE BOOK
• Small bathroom solutions: Think vertically, creatively
• KEEP SMALL SPACES SIMPLE
• BEYOND PETRA
• NAUTICAL NIRVANA
• HAUNTED HISTORIES
• A WEEKEND GETAWAY TO GALIANO
• GHOST WRITER
• ANCIENT MEETS MODERN IN ITALY’S GREEN HEART
• CARIBBEAN STILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS — AND BOOKINGS
• DRY HUMOUR
• EXPLOSIVE CHICKEN
• HUSSAIN AND HOLLAND’S ‘DREAM TEAM’
• GOVERNMENT LIQUOR MONOPOLY HURTS EVERYONE
• WEEKEND WINE PICKS
• FILIPINO PORK BELLY, SOUS VIDE STYLE
• LanaBetty pushes limits of 3D design
• Why women should cheat for the sake of marriage, family
• WHEN IT’S TIME TO TALK WITH KIDS ABOUT INTERNET PERILS
• HAUNTED TALE SEEKS JUSTICE REVIEW
• THE WEEK’S BEST BOOKS
• BEAT NIBBLING BAMBI WITH DEER-RESISTANT BULBS
• LOOKING FOR A HOOK-UP
• THE DEVILS ARE BACK
• Centre for Heart Lung Innovation marks 40 years
• Kids must be told the full story on pot’s health risks
• Allow pharmacist­s to treat minor ailments
• Street-level LRT trains are a poor choice for Surrey
• Scarce residentia­l real estate shouldn’t be sold to foreigners
• ARTS UMBRELLA MAKES BIGGEST SPLASH EVER
• Monster creeps into book’s pages
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