Times Colonist - 2018-02-15

• Weaver loses defamation lawsuit
• Ladysmith dog Best in Breed at Westminste­r
• LA BOHEME COMES TO ROYAL THEATRE
• PAIRS BRONZE FOR CANADA
• NANAIMO AIRPORT ABOUT TO EXPAND
• Liberals’ Ben Stewart regains seat in Kelowna West byelection
• CALENDAR: La bohème, Pacific Baroque Festival
• Woodwynn founder asks for new hearing
• Sex assault left victim ‘very anxious,’ can’t recall details
• School transfer requests accepted
• Students gain first-hand experience of homelessne­ss
• Trafficker caught in sting gets two-year sentence
• Directors reject 2-year proposal for chairperso­n of CRD
• Sighting of rare whale ‘surreal’: researcher
• PM wants new approach to Indigenous affairs
• Court hears tapes after police bugged accused in Fontaine murder case
• Tackle racism in Canada’s prisons, Senate group told
• Gunman at Florida school kills at least 17
• Man guilty of sex assault on sleeping woman who later committed suicide
• Toronto firefighte­r who wound up in California might have had head injury
• S. African president Zuma resigns
• $30 billion pledged at summit to rebuild Iraq
• Oil, wine and gas become flammable mix
• What defines ‘the national interest’?
• Horgan, Notley not real New Democrats
• We risk surrenderi­ng public spaces
• Housing a top priority
• Airline ‘comfort’ animals include monkeys, tiny horses
• Retaliatio­n denied over B.C. trade roadblocks
• Victoria Royals battle Edmonton Oil Kings
• Gold, oil prices give TSX triple-digit lift
• Grower pushing pot-infused drinks with Corona beer maker
• Feds urged to support women entreprene­urs
• Uber’s net loss widens to $4.5B after rocky year
• Tory senators not inclined to rush bill on marijuana
• Local businesses return to boost PGA Tour Canada event
• Oak Bay, Claremont have Island title in sight
• Lions lock up veteran all-star linebacker Elimimian for two more CFL seasons
• Panthers edge Canucks in Vancouver
• Winter Games in spotlight, but the boys of summer are back
• Canucks give GM Benning contract extension
• Woods back looking to conquer Riviera
• HOROSCOPE
• CRITICS’ PICKS
• Six-time Juno Awardwinne­r Serena Ryder stops by Victoria’s Capital Ballroom on Friday night in support of her latest album, Utopia.
• Actor Paxton’s family sues hospital over his death
• HBO’s Oliver says what he wants and loves it
• Hedley dropped as Junos performer
• Play contains ‘wonderful female roles’
• GALLERIES
• ATTRACTION­S
• GO CALENDAR
• WEDNESDAY
• Couperin is star of Baroque Festival
• Tourism chiefs hope for hit with music film
• Join in celebratio­ns for Chinese Year of the Dog
• Great gardening advice gets planted at Seedy Saturday
• Older Olympians the new norm
• Booze more likely to damage brain than pot: study
• After the party: Recyclers take on Mardi Gras garbage
• Bill, Melinda Gates target Trump, poverty in U.S.
• Gradual reduction of insulin possible
• SFU team develops lower-cost microscope
• Worms in woman’s eye first case of its kind
• Much more than a tour
• Ten Ways to Keep Sidney Thriving
• Peninsula Events
• Millions on the move for Lunar New Year
• Small B.C. shipyard inks deal for Salish ferries warranty work
• B.C. to see minimum wage rise to $12.65
• The bridge is up, and he’s hanging on for dear life
• Dirt builds on Victoria’s street-cleaning fee
• B.C. to test life-saving phone-app alert system
• Students prepare reef balls with aim of adding bounce to sea life
• B.C. makes tax deal with Airbnb
• In which the planet of the grapes goes to war
• Gordie checks out
• Firm sues city over bridge work
• Saanich won’t ban plastic bags just yet
• Lawyer: Lawsuits over pot, instead of busts, a step forward
• Residences planned for Burnside Elementary
• Stand-alone pot stores only, cities get a say
• Peek into Victoria’s history gets easier
• A spiritual shelter for students
• Money-losing ICBC to cap pain payouts

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