Vancouver Sun - 2020-08-10

• COVID-19 cases rise, deaths steady
• Access to justice diminished as courts deal with pandemic
• CANUCKS GET THE BLUES
• GANGSTER SHOT DEAD
• BP gambles a low carbon future will pay dividends
• Protests continue in aftermath of Beirut blast
• Gym owners working out solutions for reopening
• Updated plan called a ‘game changer’
• Tariffs may worsen can shortage
• Care worker tests positive at Burnaby home
• Five million illegal cigarettes seized in B.C. in 2019
• Food bank makes sure meals getting to those in need
• Mortgage delinquenc­ies rising in city’s residentia­l market
• Mother of target in forfeiture case says $40,000 found in dryer belongs to her
• DROP TUITION FEES NOW
• Immediate help needed to save tourism industry
• NEW DRUG COULD HALT ALZHEIMER’S PROGRESSIO­N
• THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS HANDED OVER THOUSANDS OF PAGES OF DOCUMENTS RELATED TO THE WE SCANDAL TO A HOUSE COMMITTEE. OPPOSITION CRITICS WORRY VETTING OF THE DOCUMENTS COULD GO TOO FAR.
• STEP FORWARD FOR NOVA SCOTIANS’ LAND CLAIM.
• U.K. ENGINEERS PURSUE ‘GUILT-FREE’ AIR TRAVEL.
• Quebec urged to revise back-to-school plan
• Who can dismiss the Governor General?
• Countries pledge $400M in Beirut aid
• Murray launches latest supercar
• Travel trouble will continue
• To be the man you’ve got to beat the man
• Just in time, Sutter turns back competitiv­e clock
• Post-season plan coming together nicely for Canucks
• TIME FOR CHANGES IN LEAFS LAND
• Verstappen halts Mercedes’ winning streak in 70th Anniversar­y Grand Prix
• Capitals lock up third seed in the East
• Stars clinch third seed in the West
• MORIKAWA TAKES MAJOR STEP IN YOUNG CAREER
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• STEPPING UP
• Lockdown listening

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