Times Colonist - 2018-05-31

• Fall referendum on how B.C. votes
• Strawberri­es arrive — and they’re huge
• Mammoth cruise ship brings travel-agent invasion
• CALENDAR: Atomic Vaudeville, The Barber of Seville
• 1909 home in Oak Bay spared from demolition
• Man convicted after plowing boat into family
• Parkland donation for Lantzville
• RCMP reopen probe into 2007 beating
• Unlocked vehicles draw rash of thefts in Nanaimo
• Whistler meeting likely to focus on turmoil in Italy
• Quebecer first woman to climb Canada’s highest peak alone
• Clark joins law firm as adviser
• Condo fire in Calgary leaves 100 out of homes
• Blaze burns under railway trestle bridge
• Evacuation­s urged as Big Island lava flow advances toward residentia­l subdivisio­ns
• ‘Assassinat­ed’ Russian journalist turns up alive at news conference
• Outside review ordered into Diab extraditio­n case
• Federal spending on defence $2.3B below target
• In Seattle, bike-lane costs soared. Here’s why
• Top North Korean official lands in New York for high-level talks
• Ceasefire reached with Israel, Hamas rulers say
• Electoral reform process skewed
• EDITORIAL Health firings scars remain
• Blame the NDP for this boondoggle
• Kinder Morgan Canada’s stock falls again
• Best-by label confusion leads to big food waste
• What about Eastern pipeline? critics ask
• Capitals bounce back in Stanley Cup final
• Energy sector powers TSX, rate decision lifts loonie
• Tim Hortons to roll out tests of all-day breakfast
• Canada’s big banks beat earnings expectatio­ns
• Fox on mound for HarbourCat­s in another opener
• Warriors won’t have Iguodala for Game 1 of NBA Finals
• B.C. sports inductions ceremony tonight
• Van der Merwe to lead Canada at June rugby internatio­nals
• CONTINUING
• Shailene Woodley rides a wave by going Adrift
• Deadliest Catch skipper Blake Painter found dead at home in Oregon
• Historical associatio­n rebrands book award named for John A. Macdonald
• Reverie a dream come true for series star Shahi
• Insomnia-drug maker hits back at Barr’s tweet excuse
• Grand jury indicts Weinstein in rape case
• Sisters revel in crossroads of pop, activism
• Bryan Adams starts tour Tuesday in Victoria
• Michael Jackson estate suing ABC, Disney over documentar­y
• Ondaatje ‘one of the great writers of English’
• A host of goodbyes and a final farewell
• Journalist opens Sidney speaker series
• Dierks Bentley wants to take fans higher on The Mountain
• Record earnings for Broadway
• Oak Bay Tea Party turns 56 with usual fun at Willows Park
• Arts festival open to performers, public
• Best in Show event raises funds for SPCA branch
• Employers unwilling to spend
• Speech banned, so student uses bullhorn to deliver it
• Sexually transmitte­d infections on the rise
• Iodine dye for upcoming test raises concerns
• Cuban imports adding spice to new HarbourCat­s lineup
• Making the most of asparagus
• Removal of old span’s last pieces awaits crane arrival in June
• Rail-bridge steel may be auctioned for art projects
• Crane flies just looking for love
• Father: System hindered ability to save teen son
• Ottawa cuts chinook catch to save orcas
• Victoria taxes: Homeowners up 4% vs. 1.1% for businesses

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