Times Colonist - 2024-04-02

• Programs like Rainbow Kitchen key to new national school food program: minister
• One dead, one injured in early-morning Pandora Ave. stabbing
• Gmail revolution­ized email 20 years ago. People thought it was a Google joke
• Human poop pollution targeted in new B.C. early warning system
• Man sentenced to 18 months for voyeurism at Sooke pool
• Nanaimo museum looks at Chinese workers shipped through Canada during First World War
• Rescuers hope AI will help reunite orphaned whale with its family
• Poilievre making two Island stops this week
• Tribunal reverses used-car sale after deeming vehicle unsafe
• Staff recommends against tax break for developmen­t at former Wellburn’s site
• The silent struggle: Combating senior isolation and financial insecurity in Victoria
• Downtown Vancouver shooting linked to B.C. gang war
• Unstable nearby constructi­on site forces evacuation of apartment in Kelowna
• Carbon pricing 101: What the April 1 increase could mean for you
• Premiers making ‘political hay’ out of carbon pricing increase: Trudeau
• ‘It just needs to stop’: Carbon-price protesters slow traffic on Trans-Canada
• Canada’s Haiti airlift expands to include relatives, residents and charter f light
• Gunbattles erupt between gangs and Haitian police in capital
• Innu accuse Quebec of bad faith on treaty talks
• 2 dead as Russia launches attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastruc­ture
• Shootings point to turf war over rights to screen South Indian films
• U.S. official hit with symptoms of ‘Havana syndrome’ during 2023 NATO summit: Pentagon
• Don’t forget pedestrian­s and their need for safety
• Restrictio­ns on short-term vacation rentals won’t hurt visitor economy
• Aid workers reportedly killed by Israeli airstrike
• Israelis hold largest protest since war began to increase pressure on Netanyahu
• Attack on Iran’s consulate in Syria killed two generals: Iranian officials
• Part of California’s iconic Highway 1 collapses into sea after heavy rain
• Whale population recovers 5 years after hundreds washed up ashore
• Airlines, shippers pitch federal government on boosting sustainabl­e infrastruc­ture funding
• Agency falls behind on rollout of real-time payments
• North Saanich plant expands as Europe calls for more firefighti­ng planes
• Payment tech firm Nuvei Corp. has deal to go private
• Trump Media stock falls more than 21% after $58 million loss for 2023
• Ship’s owner, manager aim to limit liability for deadly bridge disaster in Baltimore
• TSX nudges up to close at new record high
• Shamrocks owner Hartshorne buys BCHL’s Grizzlies
• Joshua paces Canucks to win over slumping Ducks
• Blanco stymies Jays with no-hitter
• Italy cools off Canada at men’s curling worlds
• Clark carries Iowa past LSU and back to Final Four
• Hurt sis feels dissed by failure to share
• Book explores hiking gems
• Diagnosis of spinal stenosis usually leads to therapy, meds
• In drama Scoop, Gillian Anderson recreates a royal media disaster
• TV, film actor co-starred with Frank Sinatra and Paul Newman
• Gen V star Chance Perdomo killed in motorcycle crash
• What to stream: Steve Martin documentar­y, Bill Nighy

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