Vancouver Sun - 2019-10-17

• SMOKE CLEARING FOR POT MARKET
• B.C. communitie­s losing millions on legal cannabis
• B.C. lottery winners left $20 million in prizes unclaimed
• TAKING DANCE TO THE WALL
• POLITICALL­Y INCORRECT
• Obama weighs in on federal vote, endorses Trudeau
• Three men charged in gangland murder plot
• Team equipped to succeed on power play
• Momofuku empire aims to conquer West Coast
• B.C. sees first case of illness related to vaping
• Director gives China Doll a new life
• ■ CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY ABOUT POT AT THE BORDER:
• A GLASS ARTIST’S GIFT: MOSAICS OF ASHCROFT
• Transport funding could sway voter choice
• Surrey RCMP’s top cop to leave for post with provincial Mounties
• Transit authority applies for $149M in gas tax funds
• Metro committee backs call for new eight-lane tunnel
• Map shows areas likely to be hit worst in quake
• Port Moody mayor to go back on leave over sex assault charge
• New Patented Pill for Bladder Leaking Makes Stores Debut
• Pre-cancer rates for B.C. women drop
• Local protester plans to test NBA’s support of free speech at game
• In this city, climate action isn’t partisan
• ‘Came across as cowboys’
• FROM EDIBLES AND EXTRACTS TO TOPICALS AND VAPES, A NEW SLATE OF LEGAL CANNABIS PRODUCTS MAY INCREASE THE NUMBER OF USERS — AND MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT TO DETECT IMPAIRMENT ON THE ROADS.
• WHO IS THE REAL TRUDEAU?
• Hollywood’s procurer of sex for stars, royals
• Campaign down to four days and fear
• Trump defends northern Syria withdrawal
• God forbid the army get near a church
• Why can’t politician­s do the decent thing?
• Pleading guilty common, even among the innocent
• TACKLING THE BORDER BACKLOG
• An Olympian task in battlegrou­nd 905
• THE DARKER SIDE OF NICE
• LOOKING TO CONNECT
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Writers Festival delivers diverse lineup of authors
• Red tasting a great value
• Z.E.N. TRIO A MATCH MADE BY THE BBC
• COUNTRY BOY INTERESTED IN MORE THAN PARTYING
• Shawn Conner offers five reasons to check out this year’s West Coast Women’s Show.
• The le Carre fixation
• Raincity does justice to vintage Sondheim
• Sesame Street tackles addiction
• Strangely out of step
• Canadian auto workers await ratificati­on of GM-UAW deal in U.S.
• CANUCKS KNOCK ON WOOD
• STRUGGLE TO LAUNCH
• CANADA’S STEADY INFLATION MAY BE TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
• IMF report warns low global rates are exacerbati­ng financial risks
• HOW INVESTORS CAN NAVIGATE THE NEW WORLD OF ETF OVERLOAD
• Bank of America beats profit estimates on advisory fee and lending revenues
• Aluminum emerging as greener option to plastics in drinks
• Champs offer stern early test
• Lesson learned with man advantage Canucks have plenty of tools to capitalize on these 12 aspects of the NHL power play
• Canada’s win over U.S. puts Reds closer to Hex, and a spot in World Cup
• WHAT’S ON TV
• LIONS COACH CLAYBROOKS GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
• POWER RANKINGS
• Historic victory shows Canadians may have arrived
• GOODELL WALKS FINE LINE ON WORK OF NFL REFEREES
• The Board Man comes to town with his new team
• Osuna gets groove back with help from the Astros
• Angels bringing new manager Maddon ‘home’

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