Vancouver Sun - 2020-09-18

• Canucks' Roussel instils love for reading in his kids
• Patchwork recovery plan unveiled
• KEEP YOUR COVID GUARD UP ...
• HORNET'S NEST
• Police probe 3 murders that took place within a half-hour
• Trade rumours hold no interest for Boeser
• Canada must dive deeper into race and incarcerat­ion
• Canadians shrug off early struggles at U.S. Open
• VPD investigat­es three homicides that took place within 30 minutes
• Rescuing abandoned bikes could help address shortage
• Richmond adjusts transition­al program
• Spit test now available for pupils
• KEITH FRASER Government rents buildings for criminal jury trials
• Self-harm among youth alarming: advocate
• LET'S HOLD OUR HORSES
• Opportunit­y is knocking for B.C. mass timber
• ECHOES OF A FIERY LAND DISPUTE
• CONSERVATI­VE LEADER ERIN O'TOOLE SAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS CAUSING A COVID-19 DISASTER BY NOT MOVING MORE QUICKLY TO APPROVE RAPID TESTING METHODS THAT ARE ALREADY IN USE IN OTHER COUNTRIES.
• NOT ONE OF 2 BILLION TREES PROMISED TO GRETA PLANTED.
• REMEMBERIN­G `MURPH THE SURF.'
• RESULTS FROM LATEST POLL ON U.S. CIVICS KNOWLEDGE
• Alberta outlines strategy for attracting new investment
• The Liberals' ethical problem
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• BLINDED BY SCIENCE
• Wilkins's decision to leave BoC presents problems, opportunit­ies
• CIBC job cuts include some traders, analysts, sources say
• CHINA'S GLOBAL TECH WAR
• G4S investor thinks offer by Garda is too low: sources
• A SENIOR WITH SERIOUS SPEED ISSUES
• Canucks lose `awesome' coach Malhotra to Leafs
• Warriors trade up in NLL draft to nab Bowering
• Butterwort­h hopes trip to Europe helps punch ticket to Tokyo
• Kaepernick jersey from first game to be sold
• SABRES COUNTING ON STAAL FOR PLAYOFF EDGE

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