Vancouver Sun - 2022-05-05

• B.C. working to catch up on backlogged surgeries
• Falcon to go after NDP on crime, prices, health care
• Mysteries of Ontario plane crash probed
• B.C. urges court to toss greenhouse gas lawsuit
• B.C. has destroyed 650,000-plus doses of COVID vaccines since start of campaign
• VETERAN CADIEUX BIDS FAREWELL TO LEGISLATUR­E
• Mining's prosperity must come with taxpayer protection
• SENATE CHANGES BURIED IN BILL
• Don't be `Putin's altar boy,' Pope warns
• Daughter of Indigenous woman slain with trailer hitch dies from leukemia
• Sword murder trial hears last expert
• Man who supplied ammo agrees to restorativ­e justice
• Estranged brother calls Nova Scotia gunman paranoid and dark
• Drawings mark wartime refuge
• Parks Canada returns Chief Poundmaker's staff to family at ceremony
• Head of Haitian gang extradited
• Record surge in imports signals supply chokehold is easing
• Loblaw boosts dividend by most in over a decade
• Government mulled appointing director to oversee security of financial industry
• CASTING CRYPTO AS A THREAT IS MAKING FEDS MISS OUT ON A MAJOR OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Canada in talks to develop EV supply chain
• Home Capital earnings slump as CEO fears mortgage headwinds
• Barrick bolsters dividend despite `softer' Q1 results
• Uber keen to set itself apart from rival Lyft
• Twitter plans stronger ad push to calm jitters about Musk deal
• Speed, smarts and scoring: Young Rathbone looks to be just what Canucks need on defence
• Whitecaps face frenetic three weeks, with six (maybe seven) games
• Underdogs again, Giants sticking with can-do attitude against Blazers
• Oilers dismantle Kings to even series
• WHAT'S ON TV
• AN UNSETTLING, STRANGE YEAR FOR PLAYOFF GOALIES
• LEAFS CAN'T STRIKE LIGHTNING TWICE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Events in Okanagan for spring wine fest
• The kids are not all right in Basran's third novel
• A TIMELY REMINDER OF THE PLIGHT OF REFUGEES

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