Times Colonist - 2019-05-23

• Green spaces could be no-build zones
• Victoria’s Tom Sawyer among hundreds of fans
• ‘Beautiful:’ Aboriginal grads complete educationa­l journey
• Bay Street businesses fear drop in customers as five-month bridge project begins
• UVic honours distinguis­hed entreprene­ur of the year
• Ski pole pierces B.C. teen’s skull
• CALENDAR: Swiftsure, Maya, Mad Hatter’s Goes to the Improv
• B.C. Ferries seeks outside help to cut ship noise for orcas’ sake
• Waive developmen­t fees for affordable housing?
• Inmate’s death in 2016 haunts paramedic
• Father of slain real estate agent taking case to Dr. Phil show
• At murder trial, sergeant shows photos of Berry on day of arrest
• Scheer vows crackdown on human traffickin­g
• Vance admits memorial opening handled poorly
• Citizenshi­p stripped over bogus marriage
• Pipeline protester interrupts PM
• It’s hard to prosecute bar servers in drunk-driving cases: experts
• Kenney moves to kill carbon tax in Alberta
• Trio sue over alleged assault by jail guard
• Blackface photo probe involving governor reaches no conclusion
• Japan to the world: Please use our family names first
• Stormy Daniels’ lawyer charged with syphoning funds from her book deal
• Gas probe aims at villains, more than reasons
• Anybody want a pool?
• Public has been well<served by Plecas
• No Canadian Championsh­ip for Pacific FC
• HarbourCat­s re-sign Goodall, add hurler
• Mooseheads lose but advance to Memorial Cup final
• Raptors fan Drake walks a thin line: Is it cheerleadi­ng or worst behaviour?
• Emergence of Ibaka and bench buoy Toronto
• Golfers welcome Mackenzie Tour season
• 49 years after The Goal, Blues get new shot at Bruins
• Alberta town under threat from wildfire is at the mercy of weather, mayor says
• As rivers rise in central U.S., more rain on way
• CRITIC’S PICKS
• Put these season-ending performanc­es on your radar
• Oman’s Jokha Alharthi wins Booker Internatio­nal prize
• Big Bang blasts past Thrones in ratings game
• Beatles provide ample material for Soundings Vocal Ensemble
• Ibsen’s Master Builder balances dark, light in ‘human comedy’
• Deer Hunter an unlikely catalyst for Jersey Boys
• Swiftsure brings boatloads of fun
• Peeks into Island history offered
• Community events that take the cake
• Shot in arm for hippie haven
• Ontario scientists find way to store vaccine at higher temperatur­es
• Older couple not taking medication puzzled by blood-pressure advice
• Poll: Health-care costs cause alarm
• PM rewrites shipbuildi­ng strategy
• Three influentia­l TSX sectors tumble
• Harriet Tubman $20-bill design delayed in U.S.
• No federal inquiry required on money laundering: minister
• CEO: AlbertaB.C. oilfield could produce more if regulated in U.S.
• British Steel fails, thousands of jobs hang in balance
• WestJet pilot injured by laser approachin­g Orlando airport
• Methane ignites at undergroun­d N.S. coal mine
• Canadians’ debt levels reach record high: CMHC
• B.C. Greens call for halt on logging Island old-growth
• Highlands residents gird for fight against quarry proposal
• Victoria councillor­s rein in vote on banning horse-drawn carriages
• Ramming ends Nanaimo police chase
• Hannah Day dies after seven-year battle with cancer
• Counters going to bat for bats
• Despite recycling, trash goes deep
• Kids go from training wheels to trails!
• This summer, train with the profession­als
• Explore music WITH PASSION AND PERFORMANC­E
• Nature is calling! Are you listening?
• Learn to Row ON THE LAKE THIS SUMMER
• B.C. to dig into shadowy world of dirty money
• Building spike keeping economy hot

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