The Province - 2016-03-30

• B.C. OPENS THE DOOR TO BLOOD FOR MONEY
• FRIENDS MOURN TEEN CLIFF JUMPER
• Homeless deaths on the rise
• Alert Bay retiree says winning $3.5m jackpot ‘is unreal’
• Judge gives drug dealer a break
• UBC faculty hopes for change with non-confidence vote
• New scanners kept busy at legislatur­e
• Province wasn’t consulted on new RCMP lab, top cop says
• Crown keys in on motive, opportunit­y
• Man accused of mom’s death pleads not guilty
• Assisted suicide for those with mental illness is risky
• Ghomeshi facing ‘very different’ trial
• Ex-minister dies in plane crash
• DND loses track of contractor­s it hires for work
• IMPROVING LADDER SAFETY
• INFRASTRUC­TURE SPENDING
• Getting A Career Tune-Up
• Bright Future for B.C.’s Trades
• Lighter fare follows serious Boyhood
• Once-revered Railway Club closing its doors
• Duke had miraculous career despite mental health struggles
• Transform indoor space this spring
• Scottish adults get more than a wee bit of exercise
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Major MINI
• Dumb things we did as young drivers
• Koe’s crew ready to take on the world
• Raonic, Djokovic advance to the quarter-finals at Miami Open
• MacDonald to headline Ottawa card
• Why safety won’t be cycling’s top priority
• Chan’s return has thrown men’s skating for a loop
• Nguyen added to Canadian contingent
• Henderson ready to take the leap
• Final Four battle about baskets and scandals
• Peeling back Ross Atkins’ layers
• Intriguing opening day storylines
• NFL, Big Tobacco and iffy science
• Canada in dire straits following loss
• Dutch stall England momentum
• Caps eye lower bowl sellout against L.A.
• Clark given a head start by Kingsbury
• Canada thumps Russians 8-1
• McCrimmon reflects on late brother
• Stats fanning the flame of discontent
• Concussion talk in NHL memos
• Bitter lessons as losing skid hits nine
• SHARK WEEK TALE

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The Province - 2016-03-31