Vancouver Sun - 2021-05-31

• `How can we be a world-class city without subway washrooms?'
• B.C. economy better than expected
• Research adult sports programs before diving in
• COVID CLAIMS FATHER IN INDIA
• Top prospect Podkolzin signs for 3 years
• Classic '60s rock poster fetches big bucks
• Indigenous leader `made a difference'
• VACCINE EXPIRY EXTENDED
• SLOW RETURN TO NORMAL
• Fired by hotel, housekeepe­r launches human rights complaint
• After 38 years, there's just one party left at the holiday house on 12th Avenue
• NEW THINKING REQUIRED TO FIX HOUSING SHORTAGE
• Minimum wage should apply to farm workers
• U.K.'S JOHNSON MARRIES IN SECRET CEREMONY.
• AN INTERNAL DEFENCE DEPARTMENT REVIEW COMPLETED LAST FALL FOUND SIGNIFICAN­T PROBLEMS AND SHORTCOMIN­GS IN ATTEMPTS TO PROMOTE DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION ACROSS THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES.
• U.S. FACING `POOLMAGEDD­ON'.
• Canada urged to evacuate children stuck in Gaza
• Quebec police busy as COVID curfew expires
• Nunavut-trained lawyers ready to `make change'
• Weather blamed for bad allergy season
• MUSK'S MARS AMBITION COULD BE RISKIEST EVER
• Habs relishing pressure as they head to Toronto for Game 7 showdown
• Filling big holes on the back end an off-season priority for Canucks
• OUT OF SOMETHING UGLY, SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL GROWS
• Knights buried by powerful Avalanche
• THERE'S NO SECRET HERE, POULIN IS STILL THE BEST
• Stars shoot lights out in the Nets' Game 4 win over Celtics
• Stripling gives lift to Jays' rotation
• `I BELIEVED IN MYSELF ... I BELIEVED I COULD DO IT'
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• UNMASKING THE WORKPLACE
• Kids are back in the hall
• Let's pace ourselves
• The pleasures of a DISTANT DANGER
• Lifeless shards
• Shipstead's latest soars

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