and Sarah Barg Davis — the former wife of singer Mac Davis — ended in divorce. In 1982, he wed Kimberly Woolen, a dancer at Radio City Music Hall in New York.

A complete list of survivors could not be immediately confirmed.

After his final marriage, he turned out gospel and devotional music while also maintaining a steady outpouring of country music that included Top-10 hits such as “I Have You” (1988) and “She’s Gone, Gone, Gone” (1989). In 1994, he published a memoir, “Rhinestone Cowboy,” written with Tom Carter.

The singer drew fresh critical attention for “Meet Glen Campbell” (2008), a recording session that included covers of songs by such disparate rock bands as Green Day, U2 and the Velvet Underground. He followed with the well-received “Ghost on the Canvas”A new report says Vancouver's inadequate public transit and lack of affordable housing may hinder the city's ability to attract labour and business investment.

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade released a scorecard today prepared by the Conference Board of Canada that rates the city ninth among big international cities in terms of key economic and social indicators.

The report says Vancouver ranks ninth in the economic category and seventh in the social category, but housing and public transit hurt the city's liveability ranking and could be hurdles for attracting future investment.

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The report says other challenges facing British Columbia's largest city include a low proportion of 25 to 34 year-olds, low productivity levels, land scarcity and high marginal tax rates.

Singapore received the scorecard's top marks, while Miami