Vancouver Sun - 2018-08-04

• THE FUTURE OF FOOD
• MORREY MURDER INVESTIGAT­ION
• COLOURFUL STREET PARTY
• MUSICAL MALFEASANC­E
• Stingy Calgary defence leaves little room for error
• Carousel offers Shakespear­e outdoors
• Clock ticking for charges over 2014 dam failure
• Man flies to B.C. to confront mom’s killer at parole hearing
• Weinstein’s lawyers want sex crimes case tossed out
• Canada brings its full arsenal to trade battlefiel­d
• Firm reaches deal to sell new headquarte­rs building
• Can hydrogen become fuel of the future?
• Inventive sitcom back for another season
• Squad hoping to take bite out of Big Apple
• THE ONLY B.C. PREMIER WITH FOUR NAMES DIES
• CONVERSATI­ONS THAT MATTER
• Salmon farm granted injunction against activists
• Victim of float plane crash ‘would light up a room’
• B.C. trio accused of $5M fraud scheme
• With 11 overdose deaths, last week was Vancouver’s deadliest of 2018
• Island woman, 95, chases black bear out of her kitchen
• Just over $2 million spent to study mobility pricing
• Working with her doctor, this Alberta woman overcame her Crohn’s to reach her new life goal
• Fraser River sockeye salmon fishing bonanza to start next week
• B.C. seeks outside help to douse wildfires
• Prosecutio­n seeks 12-year sentence in vulnerable man’s death
• HOW DO WE POLITICALL­Y MOTIVATE YOUTH IN B.C.?
• DIRTY MONEY OVERSTATED
• Quality homes, amenities, strong sense of community attract investors to Predator Ridge
• Challenges ahead for Zimbabwe’s ‘Crocodile’
• SECOND-HAND SELLERS OFFER EPIPENS ONLINE.
• Heat makes waves across globe
• Smelly summer for iconic Nova Scotia tourist town
• Will Canada be included as U.S.-Mexico talks go on?
• Players and coaches usually able to solve issues on their own
• Ringing in the ears?
• Aimia is still in talks with Air Canada after Porter partnershi­p
• Big oil cheers as Trump eases fuel economy standards
• Print advertisin­g in U.K. national papers rises for first time since 2010, study finds
• Telus’ internet, TV businesses steal spotlight from wireless amid intense competitio­n
• TIME TO PLANT VEGETABLES FOR WINTER HARVESTS
• Jessicka’s Happy Place EP shows her diverse roots
• ROAD 13 VINEYARDS NAMED CANADA'S BEST WINERY
• LOBSTER TAILS WITH BASIL-CILANTRO OIL
• Xane Studio focuses on ‘minimalist­ic and sexy’ style
• Fifty Shades actor puts a face to new Hugo Boss fragrance
• KAMAL TAKES TROUBLED HEROINE TO MOTOR CITY
• Whitewater Cooks heads list of bestseller­s for week of July 28
• MARLOWE REBORN
• Beauty Queen a bleak Irish play pitting mother versus daughter
• WILD LUCHA LIBRE SPECTACULA­R SLAMS INTO VANCOUVER
• I’LL NEVER HANG UP MY ITSY BITSY
• CHILD’S PLAY
• Could Carter return?
• McGregor still game to play Obi-Wan
• MEET THE co-parEnTs
• MUCH APU ABOUT SOMETHING
• Still standing
• Bass encounters of the Geddy kind
• Rogen apologizes for on-set scandal
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• Keeping crafty Morález in check key to victory
• NIGHTMARIS­H DEBUT FOR MANZIEL
• Canadian coach heading home to England
• Woods has shot as tourney turns 100
• Hughes, Dobson shine in defensive spotlight at World Junior Showcase
• Henderson in the chase with an ace at Brit Open
• Wimbledon rematch looms in Montreal
• Nadal has payback on his mind ahead of Rogers Cup
• NHL asks fans in Finland to pay for entry to practices
• AN EMERGING NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• AFFORDABIL­ITY STILL AVAILABLE IN KELOWNA
• TOWERS AN ANCHOR
• KEEPING COOL WITH SUMMER TEXTILES
• BEAUTIFUL VIEW INSIDE AND OUT
• ‘AWE OF NATURE’
• VOLCANIC ADVENTURES
• LEOPARDS! LIONS!
• The Edge of innovation
• (The puzzle-type mystery is) an old-fashioned sort of concept — modern mysteries are more apt to emphasize complexiti­es of character and the assorted psychologi­es of human behaviours.
• Health services benefit patients and communitie­s
• KILLING OUR CHARACTER
• CITY’S HERITAGE ROOTED IN OUR WATERFRONT
• Bad behaviour toward women at long last being called out
• Pacific Polo Cup play returns to Southlands
• Flagging falsehood
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• aces on bridge bobby wolff
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