Times Colonist - 2017-03-19

• Brother of fentanyl victim asks: Why can dealers just walk away?
• HOUSING CRUNCH
• Vic Derman, Saanich councillor since 2002, dies at 72
• CHUCK BERRY
• Island Health bans sale of edibles at Victoria pot shops
• Stirring farewells from MLAs
• CALENDAR: Haydn and Mozart with Vox Humana choir, Duets, rock and gem show
• Saanich poised to suspend eco-bylaw
• Campbell River man sues vigilante group
• PROVINCIAL POLITICS Big donors doing big business in B.C.
• Schools survey tries to sort growing enrolment
• Municipali­ties gear up mass alert systems
• Alberta Progressiv­e Conservati­ves choose Kenney as new leader
• Hardliner named Bloc leader
• Student-debt load is a ticking time bomb
• Is cooking becoming a dying art?
• Opposition seems feeble
• Fiddling while Earth burns
• Mount Edwards message is propaganda
• Park and ride is a good solution
• Gun deaths tragic, but a tiny percentage
• Tests show public schools do well
• B.C. enters exciting time for education
• Canucks downed by in-form Oilers
• Silvertips give Royals a wake-up call
• Somerville sets Grizzlies on their way
• Leafs welcome ‘huge point’ in battle for playoff place
• Win and loss for Vikes in sevens finals
• Champion Villanova knocked out of NCAA
• Young drivers add fuel to NASCAR contests
• Oak Bay soccer products picked to take on Scotland
• Hoffman recovers to share lead
• Shea’s sending-off proves crucial as Whitecaps beaten
• ‘Unique bad patch’ dogs Arsenal boss
• Homan leads Canada to opening wins over Germany and China
• Nordqvist sets record at Founders Cup
• Proposals requested for building wall at Mexican border
• Paris airport attacker wanted to kill, die for Allah
• Craving creamy comfort of pasta?
• Easy way to follow those Lenten rules
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Can animal testing be replaced?
• A room of his own: The legacy of Chanie Wenjack
• Quebec teacher up for $1M prize
• Mammals shrink when Earth gets warmer: study
• More to constipati­on than grunting
• Falls taking rising toll on brains of the elderly
• Dr. Ruth of Detroit Zoo fosters amorous amphibians
• Meet a man who’s turning heads
• Gloomy trio’s album perfect soundtrack for times
• Ensemble cast drew Lithgow to true-crime spoof
• J.J. Abrams takes on Broadway
• Broadbent relishes Barnes novel adaptation
• Hatcheries’ efforts get a major boost
• Standing out in the Mix
• Cycling the Islands
• A full palette of Canadiana
• World-menders and the war of the Little Houses
• For aboriginal­s, housing poses additional challenges
• REGISTRY HELPS FIND HOMES
• Why low-income working families are often mired in social housing
• Critics say it failed to see signs of trouble
• A sea change in the makeup of oceans
• ‘He’s gonna give me the death blow’
• Big Appetite
• TAKING THE FIFTH
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21

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