Vancouver Sun - 2019-05-18

• A VARIED HISTORY
• THE RETURN OF QUEEN VICTORIA
• LEGISLATUR­E MISCONDUCT
• Koepka leads championsh­ip by a wide margin
• ALL EYES ON THE LIONS
• Former Bountiful sect leader found guilty
• Meditation master Roth visiting city
• Vice-admiral tells his side of story
• Cross-party Brexit talks collapse
• Actor Oliver branching out
• Winnipeg General Strike ended in bloodshed and mass arrests
• CONVERSATI­ONS THAT MATTER
• Slides devastate climbing ‘jewel’
• Quebec coroners twice recommende­d car alert systems to prevent child deaths
• Hells Angels clubhouse raided
• Salt Spring Island grower gets golden ticket
• Canucks owners ordered to pay more than $130K to temporary foreign workers
• ‘You have to have a definite end line’
• NOTABLE INQUIRIES IN B.C.
• Government steps in to recharge EV incentives
• 175 yachts set to sail during 76th edition of Swiftsure race
• BC Family Doctor Day recognizes the unique contributi­ons of family physicians
• INDUSTRY, HORGAN CLASH ON FORESTS ACT CHANGES
• HUAWEI BAN IS OVERDUE
• Good timing for Liberals’ man of steel
• Carbon tax applied unequally: report
• Liberals axe Harper-era ‘safe country’ program
• THE ANGELS AND HEROES OF LONDON BRIDGE
• Judge orders voicemail release
• Whitecaps coach stresses organized play
• B.C. teen Huitema inks four-year deal with Paris Saint-Germain
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• Taking a charge largely ‘lost art’ in today’s NBA
• Hinchcliff­e sets his sights on ‘The 500’
• Canucks have gradually improved under Green, but will it continue?
• Europeans launch plan to increase women in soccer
• BUCKS AT THEIR SCARY BEST IN THUMPING RAPTORS
• Blues get even after controvers­ial defeat
• Finns blank Britain to stay on roll at worlds
• Preakness an open sprint for big bucks
• PESTO, PULSES A WINNING PAIR
• ARTISTS ON THE MOVE
• MAY LONG WEEKEND MEANS IT’S TIME TO GET GARDENING
• THE RENAISSANC­E OF ROSES
• A STEP UP: RENé CAOVILLA SHOES GO BEYOND FASHION
• T-shirt brand sells fit, fabric and ethical production
• THIS JUST IN
• IT’S TIME FOR THE ROSé TO BLOOM
• BIG BATCH BOLOGNESE
• RECIPE MATCH
• STADIUM-STYLE SOUND SOARS ON WE GOT THIS
• Dark, deadpan humour imbues talented author’s latest work
• New Pill Fights Forgetfull­ness by Boosting Oxygen Levels in the Brain
• Stewart finds her language of love
• B.C. BESTSELLER­S
• WHO YOU GONNA CALL?
• Emotional sendoff
• LET GEORGE DO IT
• Eat, grieve, love
• HIGH STAKES FLYER BATTLE
• Trump drops metal tariffs, making way for ratificati­on of new NAFTA
• Trade war, heavy rains weigh on Deere
• New obstacles to SNC’s sale of Ontario toll highway
• A nation of traders? Not yet, but head of EDC has plans to get Canada there
• Why my market cyclicalit­y motto is being tested
• Flight training firm CAE’s stock soars to record after profits, revenues beat analyst estimates
• China’s hunger for electric vehicles is driving force in manufactur­ing
• China Starbucks rival Luckin jumps after US$561M IPO
• Open-pit mines in Nova Scotia sold to Australian firm
• THE FUN DOESN’T NEED TO STOP
• CYBER HERO AWAITS U.S. SENTENCING
• THE INSIDE SCOOP
• COLOUR IS A HOME DESIGNER’S BEST FRIEND
• EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZED
• CAN’T SAY ENOUGH ABOUT CANMORE
• THE CENTRE HOLDS
• BREATHTAKI­NG VIEW OF CITY
• FEAR & FANTASIES
• Anthony De Sa, on plumbing his family history for his latest novel
• MINISTER MUST ACT NOW TO PROTECT SALMON
• UBC, city hall excited by campus SkyTrain
• China’s appetite for Canadian crude is real
• Historic artifacts should not be bought and sold
• THE HOTEL VANCOUVER AT 80 AND REVISITED AT 25
• Touching memoir hooks readers
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• FULL THROTTLE IN FLORIDA
• DISNEY WORLD STAY ROUNDS OUT MAGICAL CRUISE
• JEWELS FROM THE CROWN
• Buenos Aires hums with cultural riches, culinary pleasures
• HANG UP THE PHONE

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