Times Colonist - 2018-03-17

• Royal Bay school growing like crazy
• Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for sexually assaulting two UVic students
• Man’s death a homicide, police confirm
• A charmer updated, its integrity intact
• Inslee and Horgan: allies on pipeline
• Rick Steves’ tips for your next cruise
• CALENDAR: St. Patrick’s celebratio­ns, One World, SPARKS Fest
• Sleuth explores Capt. Vancouver portrait, finds dubious links
• Church meets resistance to housing plans; minister cites ‘mean-spirited’ signs
• From Victoria to Arctic: a grand mission
• B.C., Vancouver area mayors moving ahead on $7B transit push
• Man who promised millions to team sentenced in fraud
• Canada should declare anti-Sikh violence in India in 1984 a genocide: Singh
• Reporter arrested, accused of harassment
• Montreal police go door to door, looking for boy
• Rallies oppose proposed ’60s Scoop deal
• Student helpless as bridge crushes car, kills driver sitting next to him
• Britain points at Putin in poisoning of ex-spy
• Russian hack did not compromise power grid, plants, U.S. says
• Russian air strikes kill scores in Syria
• Trump Jr., wife headed for divorce
• Sailor’s sex-assault conviction overturned
• Socialism is not something to worry us
• People punished for investing wisely
• The rule of law is the answer to demagogues
• NDP needs to rethink anti-speculatio­n law
• Don’t raze Victoria High
• B.C. Hydro awards $1.6 billion contract for Site C dam
• Royals, Silvertips battle ends regular season
• Energy stocks add fuel to TSX
• Pipeline shares hit hard by new tax ruling in U.S.
• Workplace drug-testing committee hits impasse
• Canadian tech CEO arrested on conspiracy charges in U.S.
• Consumer debt-income ratio climbs, but how high is too high?
• Sask. premier: blasts railways for massive grain backlog
• EU bites back with list of U.S. products facing tariffs
• Pay formula unrest helps WestJet union drive
• Decline in Phoenix pay backlog comes as unions talk about damages
• Kings rule Game 1 against Grizzlies
• Jones rink eyes one last gold at curling worlds
• Raonic rolls into semifinals at Paribas Open
• Canucks hope Gagner can spark Sedins, offence
• Canadian curlers capture bronze at the Paralympic­s
• Stenson, DeChambeau tied for lead at Bay Hill; Woods 7 back
• Real Madrid, Juventus have date in quarters
• Vero app falls victim to volatility of the net
• Moby ready to unplug L.A. property
• Honolulu puts brake on ‘monster’ houses
• Rhodos herald bloom of spring, but keep planting fever in check
• Towel warmers help to prevent mould and mildew
• Small touches can add big pop to little bathrooms
• Get glamorous look without going too far
• When home sales dip, renovators get a boost
• Easy, affordable ways to decorate with sophistica­tion
• No need to throw away thermos
• Doctor tells man not to eat fruit
• Tools dig window into early humanity
• Critics have beef with farm’s steak ad
• Meet Steve, a newly documented northern light
• One-man show takes risks
• Film brings Blacc to perform in Victoria
• Bean finally gets a series he doesn’t die in
• Fantastic Woman gives birth to a star
• In Benji reboot, nostalgia — and the dog — are winners
• How to make the most of your cruise
• Mixed messages for Francis five years in
• Switching from ‘I’ to ‘We’ requires cultural change
• Phone signals off for new year
• Woman takes refuge in church to avoid deportatio­n
• Manhattan’s mini-city features movable building
• Nature’s pageantry on display during Dutch tulip season

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