Vancouver Sun - 2022-12-16

• KIDS GO HUNGRY WHILE SCHOOL FOOD FUNDING IS SQUANDERED
• NDP GOVERNMENT FAILINGS DEEPEN HOUSING CRISIS
• Canada's climate-adaptation plan underfunde­d: report
• Smitten man's $80,000 not a gift to woman he loved, judge rules in house battle
• PHSA has many of public sector's top paycheques
• Escaped prisoner gets life for B.C. man's brutal killing
• Whales might be an important carbon sink
• Crown corp. throws in with climate action funds
• RESTORATIV­E JUSTICE CAN HELP, BUT ONLY IF VICTIMS AWARE OF IT
• B.C. should have been prepared to protect kids
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• HOPING FOR A BLUE WAVE
• `No one but Jim would have cast me as a 14-year-old'
• THE EBB AND FLOW
• DON'T BURY DEATH BECOMES HER
• Former CannTrust officials acquitted in securities case
• `Incredible challenges': Shopify president talks pandemic, stock plunge and layoffs
• Twitter tweaks foreshadow EU showdown over new rules
• BUCK KINNEY WAS B.C.'S HIGH-REVVING LEGEND
• Canucks floating a red herring with .500 record
• Swiatek Nadal, win world titles
• Longtime teammates to lock horns at The Rog
• Playoff push heats up with games Saturday
• Kiermaier `terrific addition' for Jays, GM says
• SPORTSWASH­ING WILL CONTINUE BUT SHOULD IT BE ALLOWED?
• Government seeking delay to expansion of assisted dying law
• Moscow warns U.S. on missile deliveries
• Harry decries media tactics, says they caused Meghan's miscarriag­e
• Charitable giving in Canada dips to record low

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