Times Colonist - 2017-04-02

• Vimy Ridge at 100: launch of UVic virtual exhibit
• Interchang­e ruckus riles residents
• MONIQUE KEIRAN
• IT’S DO OR DIE FOR ROYALS; GRIZZLIES BACK IN GROOVE
• Hells Angels roll in to mourn slain Sooke man as police watch
• CALENDAR: Science at Symphony, Chilliwack concert
• With election call in nine days, let the muck fly
• ‘Type-A types’ rechannell­ed from smoking to running
• WorkSafe B.C. critics deride return of funds
• Raging Grannies take spotlight at museum
• People should not get tickets for sleeping in cars, mayor says
• Minister says Canada can learn from South Africa
• Bombardier defends execs’ compensati­on policy
• U.K. vows to protect Gibraltar in Brexit talks with European Union
• U.K. police appeal for help in hate crime attack on youth
• Death toll tops 150 after flash flood in Colombia
• Rain-triggered landslide buries dozens in Indonesia
• EDITORIALS Have confidence in investigat­ion
• The ‘Dominion of Canada’
• High taxes choking entreprene­urial Canadians
• Physician assistants can help health system
• Rabbits are usually not suitable pets
• Judge rejects Trump’s free-speech defence in campaign rally suit
• Eagles’ season takes flight
• Royals intend to leave it all on the ice
• No let-up from rookies as Leafs edge nearer playoffs
• Canucks endure season of lows
• Cowichan and Nanaimo meet in final
• Virtue and Moir capture gold
• Jays end warmups with win
• Rare loss for Chelsea gives Spurs hope
• More aggressive U.S. strikes put Somalian civilians at risk: experts
• ‘Chasm of ignorance’ marks Trump approach to intel, ex-CIA head says
• Two U.S. broadband providers say they won’t sell browsing histories
• FITNESS Get healthy the Walt Whitman way
• Why competing eyes may cause umpires’ errors
• How a beagle got the ball rolling on alternativ­e to animal testing
• Canadians have role to play in resilient communitie­s
• Manatees no longer classified as endangered
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Star Trek figures on a mission for a forever home
• Kids’ concert an outpouring of collective love for music
• Country music awards in Vegas ‘more like a party’
• Baldwin saves day as Boss Baby
• 1984 screened in protest against Trump
• Youth and diversity are your targets, theatre owners told
• Five buzzworthy moments to watch for at Juno Awards tonight
• Away from the raging hoard(ers)
• Endowment honours TLC volunteer
• Casablanca tale rounds up the usual suspects
• How Charles Darwin turned the western world on its ear
• A sweet, friendly trip down Turpentine Lane
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21
• Cleanup in Aisle Eww: Helping hoarders
• Reawakenin­g First Nation memories
• Refusing to promote alcohol just a matter of backbone
• Maestra was feeling the love at glitzy gala
• Study probes why men kill big game, and how to stop it
• Sewage gushing into Puget Sound from hobbled Seattle plant

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