Vancouver Sun - 2020-07-31

• Golf club blocks access to popular trail
• Will plan fail kids with special needs?
• ‘I PUSHED BACK’ ON WE DEAL
• Virtanen seems to have lost coaches’ trust
• Trump floats idea of delaying election
• First Nations call for curbs on jet boats
• Psychologi­sts seek team-up with doctors
• Baruchel’s latest a dark, twisted tale
• Steelers like Claypool’s maturity
• Extreme wildfire danger in southeast
• 29 new COVID-19 cases reported, no deaths
• Body found in burnt-out SUV
• Border rules tighten for U.S. drivers bound for Alaska
• Gassy Jack statue should stay, poll says
• Man gets five years for DTES shooting
• TransLink says COVID financial aid is ‘sufficient’ as it awaits details
• TEACHERS CALL TIMEOUT
• Mental health is a casualty of the pandemic
• Winds of change are blowing
• Co-founder of CNN, Food Network
• PM SAYS HE WAS TOLD WE CHARITY ONLY OPTION
• Mass killer had hiding spaces for guns: RCMP
• Americans travelling through Canada to Alaska face new rules
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• THEY’VE GOT RHYTHM
• The big-lame hunter
• U.S. economy shrinks the most since at least 1947 during Q2
• Amazon leads way as U.S. tech giants post solid earnings
• TC Energy gets approval to move more oil through Keystone pipeline system
• Businesses accelerati­ng technology investment­s, says IBM Canada head
• Kraft Heinz takes nearly US$3B writedown, signals weaker second-half earnings growth
• NEW AND WILD RIDE FOR WEEKEND WARRIORS
• Has Canucks’ patience run out on the project that is Virtanen?
• There’s hope for high-school football players yet
• NO MORE PUNCHING ABOVE HIS WEIGHT
• YOUNG BLUE JAYS ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES

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