Times Colonist - 2018-03-21

• A day of milestones for present and future governors
• Why gang member stabbed teen — for wearing a red sweater
• Life after the fire: ‘Can we save our growth chart?’
• Eric Akis tells you how to put the ‘devil’ in devilled eggs
• Data-firm head suspended; Canada hints at tougher laws
• Drone hovering over Fairfield home’s roof detected hot spots
• CALENDAR: Brett Kissel, SPARK Fest
• Meet B.C.’s next lieutenant-governor
• Feverish finish to new marina before big race
• B.C. to revamp school funding
• Churchill painting of B.C. lake sells for more than $87,000
• Carney: Speculatio­n tax threat to rural B.C.
• New incendiary blast in Austin unrelated to others, police say
• Firearms bill ripped by gun owners and victims of shootings
• Trump commends Putin on re-election
• Boy killed at Maryland school after shooting two
• Moving dispatch to Surrey is a bad move
• Pipeline not in national interest
• Albertans pay for ‘bold’ attack on house prices
• Guichon has served well
• More seals, sea lions endangerin­g orcas
• CEO of data-mining firm suspended
• Federal Liberals stopped Wylie project in 2016: source
• Alberta banking on pipeline expansion
• Victoria company plans 200 rental units in 3 projects
• Crude oil price rise boosts energy, TSX
• Watchdog expands probe to small, medium banks
• Private-sector investment needed in Mali, says minister
• Google launches initiative to fight fake news
• Railways lift prices to haul crude from oilsands
• McDonald’s menu includes cutting C02 emissions
• Gulf snow crab lose sustainabl­e designatio­n after whale deaths
• San Francisco largest U.S. city to ban furs, hopes it will spread
• Envoy: Movement on autos reason for NAFTA optimism
• Ontario slammed for shutting out private pot
• Love Your Liver
• Revamped cabbage soup recipe avoids drawbacks
• McDonald’s aims to reduce greenhouse gases
• Rising vanilla prices mean you’ll pay more for treats
• MRIs can be dangerous if implants are made with incompatib­le materials
• Owners reject upgrades for charging stations
• Seed in the summer for cauliflowe­r to overwinter
• BC CIRCUMVENT­S NATIONAL CODE DILIGENCE
• Houseplant­s enjoy revival in our urbanized world
• FILM Gender parity at Hot Docs
• Weinstein Co. files for bankruptcy
• Krypton series follows Superman’s grandfathe­r
• Pinsent tackles depression
• Opera focuses on life with Alzheimer’s
• 160 South Korean pop artists going North
• Canucks wilt under Knights’ early attack
• Kings push Grizzlies to the brink
• Triathlon Canada aims to Fuel the Drive
• Happ to open for Blue Jays
• Spieth looking for spark as Match Play tees off
• Jones stays unbeaten at women’s curling worlds
• HOROSCOPE

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Times Colonist - 2018-03-22