Vancouver Sun - 2020-10-27

• Swedish prospect breaks out of slump
• LIFELONG LOVER OF THE CFL
• RIVALS HIT SWING STATE
• NDP facing some big decisions after winning majority
• Last thing Liberals want is to rush into a leadership race
• PM: It would be `premature' to set new fiscal anchor
• Device seizure not unusual, Mountie says
• Expert says low voter turnout just a `blip' on the radar
• Hollywood North roars back to life
• Beckham Jr. out for season
• Local artist uses grant to decorate closed shops
• Not all Liberals eager to rush into leadership race
• Hells Angel arrested, charged with drug smuggling
• Loan sharks, not money launderers, worried casinos
• King County virus woes keep school online only
• Six people hit with charges over 2018 raid of huge drug lab in Lumby
• HASTY EXIT STOKES FEAR
• Enter your retirement with a plan
• `NO FUN AT ALL'
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Gilded ... and toxic
• Like father, like son
• SOMEWHERE MAN
• MUSINGS ON MORTALITY
• Poignant and fab
• OFF THE BEATEN PATH
• Leivo joins the ranks of the `Calgary Canucks'
• Little things go a long way in making World Series a blast
• KERSHAW SHAKING IMAGE OF THE ACE WHO FALLS APART
• EDMONTON MOURNS DEATH OF JOEY MOSS
• NBA MAY RUSH ITS RETURN FOR DECEMBER START
• COMMONS WE PROBE ENDED BY A MISTAKE
• LAW SOCIETY ANSWERS WHETHER A TAMIL TIGER CAN CHANGE STRIPES.
• N.B. SHOOTER'S MOM TAKES STAND.
• Alberta health-care workers walk off job to protest cuts
• Liberals must reveal pandemic documents
• Hajdu's tenure should be long over
• Husky merger gives Cenovus a Biden hedge
• Environmen­tal, social issues gain more scrutiny: Desjardins CEO
• Innovation economy CEOs bemoan how Trudeau government has lost its way
• Ant Group stirs up interest
• The Cenovus-Husky merger officially marks the decline of energy exceptiona­lism in Canada
• `SOBERING WEEKEND'

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