Vancouver Sun - 2014-12-03

• To inform or not to inform: Often, that is the question
• Avian flu found at two Fraser Valley farms
• Safety solution for busy causeway includes tree removal, cycling lanes
• JAZZ FEST GOES GAGA
• Book gives voice to women in prison
• Lawyers sue over civil jury fees
• Transit police appeal for witnesses in case
• Metro moves to cut sulphur dioxide pollution
• Tai chi aficionado up for citizenshi­p award
• Wrongful dismissal lawsuit may end up in court, minister suggests
• Opposition leader ‘ offended’ by premier’s gender politics
• Battle over Air India legal fees rages nearly a decade later
• Former Q producer says she felt ‘ discredite­d’
• Forecaster calls for warmer winter across country
• VETERAN AFFAIRS MINISTER ON THIN ICE
• Schizophre­nia’s role in killing questioned
• Study finds nearly 100 per cent increase in aboriginal women serving federal time
• New bill would require a two- week waiting period
• French jihadists gripe about missing comforts of home
• DNA raises questions over royal blood line
• Staunch rival Iran joins Iraq mission
• Poisoned lands draw attention to hurdles in stopping ruinous eff ects of deforestat­ion
• One small step for Orion ...
• Surviving MD vows to continue virus battle
• The nitty- gritty on LNG and PDAs
• When people overcome barriers, we all benefit
• Vote looms as PM fires two cabinet ministers
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Halifax fi rm hopes Nerd Corps purchase means more content
• POWER PLAY PACKS PUNCH
• Eastern firm snaps up local logistics start- up
• B. C. moves to post safety reports online after Mount Polley spill
• New B. C. mines concern Alaskans
• BMO’s profit falls short on weakness in capital markets
• Car insurers promise discounts if Big Brother is allowed to watch you
• New bid to spring jailed businessma­n
• California told it has no right to halt sale of state assets
• Shippers give railways poor grades in survey
• Hollywood woos Chinese investors while working hard not to offend
• Reebok deal takes UFC to ‘ another level’
• Still plenty of upside in China
• Eye on the economy:
• Black Friday sale in the oilpatch
• TSX FLAT AS OIL, GOLD, DOLLAR LOSE GROUND
• Scoring dip on Canucks’ D no worry to blue- liners
• BELOVED MONTREAL CANADIENS LEGEND JEAN BELIVEAU DIES IN MONTREAL
• Mariners looking past Cruz’s age, nagging injuries
• Atlanta pitchers Medlen, Beachy among list of new free agents
• Buono hopes Lulay’s risk- taking days are over
• Howe fatigued and dehydrated
• DELIVERING BIG TASTE BY THE BOOK
• A lot goes on behind the scenes of cinema version of hit show
• Ginger- Soy Tuna Poke on Pressed Avocado
• More recipes
• White Chocolate Pistachio Gateau
• Citrus and Herb Butter-Crusted Salmon with White Balsamic Beurre Blanc
• Amaretti Tiramisu
• Marco Polo pushes boundaries
• Versatile director Winning tries hand at Disney- esque film
• NBC’s ‘ challengin­g’ Peter Pan Live! is ready to fly high
• Lawrence hits pop charts with Hanging Tree single
• Christmas Vacation endures as holiday anti- classic

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