Vancouver Sun - 2020-12-04

• THE APPEAL OF FREEDOM
• THE LAST WORD
• Crisis engulfing special needs kids
• Religious leaders push for return to small worship gatherings
• FESTIVE FLICKS
• Big Six banks yet to face woes of debt deferrals
• MENG DEAL IN WORKS?
• Vaccine rollout an enormous logistical challenge
• Macklem aide could become BoC's No. 2
• Legislatur­e returns to approve billions in COVID-19 relief
• Post-game beers, coffee lead to most sports cases, Henry says
• Minor hockey coach says children realize new COVID restrictio­ns are all about safety
• Woman found dead in vehicle in Surrey with gunshot wound
• Helping families a morale booster for entire company
• Corporate landlords boost stake in rentals
• Report finds no obvious cause of Old Fort landslide that forced evacuation
• Two Michaels weren't first Canadians taken
• AS CASES RISE, SO DOES SHAMING
• CONSTRUCTI­ON PROBLEMS DELAYED PLANS FOR A CANADIAN FACILITY THAT COULD BE MAKING ONE OF THE LEADING COVID VACCINE CANDIDATES, BUT THE FACILITY ALSO HAD NO VACCINE TO PRODUCE AFTER A DEAL WITH CHINA FELL APART.
• HONG KONG MEDIA MOGUL CHARGED. NP5
• WHEN THE CHEERING STOPPED
• Premiers issue stark warning
• Liberals have a math problem
• California warns of regional lockdowns
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• We'll drink to that!
• HARMLESS HOLIDAY FLUFF
• I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE
• TOP HAT EARNS HIGH MARKS
• SPY SCANDAL BURNED US
• Brent rises to highest since March after OPEC+ agreement
• Canucks draftee Persson aims to impress at juniors
• Rockets' odds take hit after Westbrook trade
• Seahawks get good news on Gordon, Dunlap
• WHAT'S ON TV
• Davies nets player-of-year honours; Montero may not be done with Caps
• WHAT IF THE SHOT DID NOT DROP?
• NHL teams consider taking things outside if season gets rolling
• BLUE JAYS GOING ALL OUT TO SIGN TOP FREE AGENTS
• STEELERS LOSE STAR LINEBACKER TO ACL TEAR
• THIS EV IS EASY TO DRIVE, BUT TOUGH ON THE BUDGET

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