Times Colonist - 2018-02-25

• City’s tallest building a step nearer approval
• A pop quiz on current events from arming teachers to Olympic hockey follies
• Calgary Flames’ supplier breathes again after Alberta suspends ban on B.C. wine
• CALENDAR: La bohème, world music, Wanderland
• Camping banned at more parks
• Jury told to consider evidence carefully after confession twist
• Victoria marchers join rallies sparked by acquittal in death of Indigenous teen
• MLA tells why he’s drawn to cartooning
• B.C. girl gets access to life-saving drug
• Ex-athlete not criminally responsibl­e in man’s death
• Politician files notice of libel against CTV
• Hockey eases tension of Trudeau’s India trip
• Seattle office rental costs soar
• Nashville mayor’s affair with bodyguard probed
• UN demands 30-day Syria ceasefire
• Arming teachers in schools is up to states, Trump says
• Informing officials about relative’s death goes digital
• Five-week leave for second parent on way
• Universal truth about universal child care
• Cooling off dispute
• Decisions undermine reconcilia­tion
• Graham saluted by his neighbours
• Royals pay penalty against ’Hawks
• Argentina’s Jaguars show their bite against Canada
• Grizzlies seek to gain advantage in playoffs
• Kadri, Marner lead Leafs over Bruins
• List takes lead at Honda Classic
• Hutton latest young Canuck to get Green’s tough love
• Boutin named flag-bearer at closing
• Olympic committee upholds Russia ban
• Irving leads Celtics to win over New York Knicks
• Canucks apologize after drunken joyride
• U.S. delights in gold that few saw coming
• Lentils beef up meat-free chili
• Three-B stew: Beer, beef and barbecue
• TV comedy follows reporter living by biblical rules
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Single women in India face scorn: author
• Young people seek more Canadian black-history stories
• Feeling down? It might be time to change your approach
• Art linked to Neandertha­ls
• Farm’s edible oysters thrive in warm water
• Living low in highrise could keep you alive
• CBC crime drama set in 1970s much darker than Doyle
• Mad Men paved way for Christina Hendricks
• Oscar nod at last for Janney
• Actor-playwright Letts in demand
• Oscar contender from Russia paints picture of desolation
• Idea of arming teachers comes from twisted minds in a failing society
• Cenovus CEO should get facts straight
• Health-care system fails on gender
• Painfully shy to champion fighter, a flawless transition to outsiders
• Couch-surfing ‘superheroe­s’ saving energy, if not their health
• Defending the jury in the Gerald Stanley case
• Rethinking Confederat­ion
• A tangled web behind a fake identity tale
• Looking upstream at the opioid crisis
• Bridges for Women helps train survivors of abuse
• Storytelli­ng project unites generation­s of Pender Islanders
• A chance to tell us what you care about
• Why winter is Canada’s game
• Botanical discoverie­s in northern B.C. alpine
• COASTAL CONNECTION­S
• Satellites see industrial fishing’s footprint on the high seas
• Beauty Day for Our Place clients
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21
• Seychelles swaps debt for marine protection
• Trash harming deepest fish in the ocean

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