The Province - 2017-03-08

• ‘UNFAIR’ FARE WAR
• SLAIN TEEN: New trial ordered for man who admitted killing Taylor Van Diest
• B.C. to welcome ride-hailing companies
• Pot rally will go ahead on April 20 permit or not, organizer vows
• Report lays out VSB bullying concerns
• Canucks should consider an ‘organic noise’ night
• Positive change the focus for B.C. RCMP boss
• First Nation orders land-based Atlantic salmon farm to shut down
• Planner says downzoning not the answer
• Deeper cables in undergroun­d substation­s planned after health-risk concerns shared
• Woman who helped change attitudes had darker side
• Non-profit’s 3-D printed prosthetic­s in the running for $750,000 grant
• We don’t need new logo, nor Vision’s branding agenda
• Metro’s middle class can’t afford a road pricing policy
• Is your TV spying on you?
• Republican infighting threatens health plan
• Liberals set date for budget
• Dawson City aims to preserve mine tailings
• Kurds ask for stronger Canadian diplomacy
• Howie rings bell for talent in Canada
• Chan hypes Hollywood deal for Chinese market
• When Trump quits, actor quits
• ’Natural causes’ claimed George Michael
• Here’s the latest scoop
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Getting Traction
• Bad driving habits rub off on kids
• What else is on:
• Quiet-car idea met with loud gasps
• Jordan Deshane digging the talent spike
• WBC still struggles to draw top talent
• De Grasse helps runners compete in big meet
• Bayern rubs salt in Arsenal’s wounds
• Nike targets underserve­d Muslim athletes with Pro Hijab line
• Canada on target at Algarve Cup
• Pressure the true measure for BlitzBoks
• Without Lowry, Raps balance attack
• Jayhawks title is no slam dunk
• Alternate plan for defending champs
• Athletes need that spirit of 2010
• Leafs hold off late charge by Wings
• Edmonton’s time just beginning
• What’s that stench on the bench?
• GOAL CREASE LIGHTNING

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