Times Colonist - 2019-03-21

• Langford man vanishes, worried family ‘stumped’
• B.C. makes it way easier to get shots for measles
• Research trawler arrives in Nanaimo
• YOU’VE GOT SOUL Kellylee Evans
• Mortgage relief for first-time buyers
• The CRD budget and your taxes
• CALENDAR: Spark Festival, Katya — Help Me I’m Dying
• Indigenous leader to seek federal seat
• Victoria mayor gets new chief of staff
• 15 months for child-porn ‘spectrum of depravity’
• Bodies of two teens pulled from car in river
• Pup-ularity poll: Labs still alpha dogs in U.S among purebreds; pointers tailing the leaders
• Study citing high auto insurance cost in B.C. deemed to be misleading
• Davie confident of getting two ferry contracts
• Border agency watchdog to review complaints by travellers, detainees
• Labour leader quits; cites sexist comments and treatment by men
• Full parole for woman convicted in son’s death
• Montreal to remove crucifix from city council chamber
• Conservati­ves call PM ‘fake feminist’ as disgruntle­d MP leaves Liberal caucus
• Wilson-Raybould protest to go all night
• Harvard profits from early photos of slaves, lawsuit says
• Democratic contenders warm to abolition of Electoral College
• New Zealand bans automatic, semi-automatic weapons
• Driver abducts 51 kids, sets bus ablaze
• Trump escalates feud with adviser’s ‘whack job’ husband
• May asks for Brexit delay till June 30
• Google fined $2.3 billion in Europe
• Young climate heroes deserve our support
• ‘Robust’ regime isn’t first word to come to mind
• EDITORIAL Commuting by ferry
• PM defends budget measures as Opposition slams big debt
• Cannabis sector welcomes edibles tax change, unhappy medical tax remains
• Juan de Fuca Curling Club closing after 44 years
• Energy stocks gain, crude eclipses $60
• ‘Chinese Walmart’ expected to help fill vacant Calgary mall
• Feds accuse B.C. of impeding pipeline with legislatio­n
• No tax hikes in Saskatchew­an budget
• U.K. judge denies bail to fugitive diamond tycoon
• SNC chief never cited job losses in the push for remediatio­n deal
• Rogers sells Maclean’s, other flagship magazines
• Former Boeing exec’s influence in D.C. probed
• Vancouver seniors scammed out of millions of dollars
• Canucks survive Sens’ late charge
• Grass fields only for Women’s World Cups
• Mariners open strong in Japan
• Taylor up for challenge at Valspar
• Canada ends slump at women’s curling worlds
• CRITIC’S PICKS
• Music expert Paul Rissman
• Nguyen goes to war for financial thriller
• Fox-deal closure allows Disney to take on technology giants
• After Gotham hero role, McKenzie goes bad
• Woodstock 50 announces lineup
• Drink played part in actor’s death
• Top university choir brings tour to Victoria
• Ebertfest gives opening honours to Aretha Franklin concert film
• GO CALENDAR
• ATTRACTION­S
• GALLERIES
• Enjoy break at nature sanctuary
• CRD Parks offers guided walks that the kids will love
• Get glimpse of the past, from way back
• Retirees on a drive to stretch fixed incomes
• Maya Angelou clip sparks modern-day courtesy debate
• Gender-bending styles in museum’s spotlight
• Nightly ‘visits’ a sign of dementia
• Perfection pressure weighs on millennial­s
• ‘Everything he said was a lie’
• Retiree first woman to win top math prize
• Dirty John-style scams most common fraud in Canada
• Dreams Really Do Come True
• Spatial Mismatch
• Savour the Flavours of Sidney
• ElderConne­ct:
• Pace yourself in the garden
• Repotting Large Containers
• Sidney LitFest
• Music of the British Isles
• Saanich police veteran hired as new chief
• What we can learn from Las Vegas roads
• CRD rejects new highway in watershed, Sooke Hills
• Saanich wants to be a player in casino talks
• Putting moms and newborns first
• Woman in crash saves other driver
• Hectic building pace continues, but signs of slowdown emerging
• Langford opts for artificial grass
• $143 million from feds, B.C. to protect salmon

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Times Colonist - 2019-03-22