Vancouver Sun - 2020-10-05

• BUILDING ON ANXIETY OVER HOUSING
• Neighbourh­ood corner store faces redevelopm­ent threat
• TAM TALKS TURKEY
• Interval training helps walkers boost results
• With Wilson leading way, Seattle now 4-0 on season
• Appeal begins in 37-year-old child murder case
• A PAUSE ON TRANSITION?
• Expectatio­ns great for Surrey prospect Sourdif
• Neighbours bond as they help protect pollinator­s
• Extend pop-up patio program until fall 2021, council urged
• Minority government better for B.C., says Green leader
• Campaigns focus on seniors
• Elections B.C. probe finds no evidence of voter fraud in Surrey-Fleetwood
• FOR THE LOVE OF PARKS, LET'S SHOW OUR SUPPORT
• Trump-think has worked its way into Canada
• Whitecaps lose battle of possession — and third game in a row
• Blazers centre aims to cap breakthrou­gh season at NHL Draft
• Patriots likely to call on QB Hoyer
• BROWNS OVERRUN COWBOYS DEFENCE
• Nadal yet to lose a set, reaches final eight
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• SERIES AN UNCOMPLICA­TED GLIMPSE AT GLOBAL CONFLICT
• Keeping up with Candace
• RESIDENTS OF ONTARIO'S LONG-TERM CARE HOMES HAVE TOLD AN INDEPENDEN­T INQUIRY THEY FELT `MUZZLED' AND `TRAPPED' DURING THE COVID-19 LOCKDOWN AND THAT CHANGES ARE NEEDED BEFORE THE NEXT WAVE CRASHES DOWN.
• SECOND MI'KMAQ FISHERY SPARKS `BIG EXCITEMENT'
• U.S. president fails to gain `sympathy bounce'
• Prayers, recriminat­ions at vigil outside hospital
• Focus shifts to Trump's doctor amid confusion
• Medical experts call for proton clinic in Canada
• `I WASN'T AFRAID OF DEATH'
• `Why are they shelling civilian areas?'
• MEXICO'S `GREEN RUSH'
• How the world's most expensive skyscraper deal turned sour

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