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A2B HEWS I THE PROVINCE Sunday. ApSfc 2. 2006 PULLOUT INDEX TRAVEL HOMES I E-T0DAY iC A NEWSOPINION A1-A24 SPORTS SPORTS D2 D4 OS D6 D7 For as little as Youwere there Travel books Travel poll Celebrity travel Elist C2 Power Play JJ C3 Behind the screens C4 TVJ.istings C8-9 Movie M4 LIVEIT C15 Gardening ES Condo Smarts E5 House Smart ES CLASSIFIEDS E7 Deaths E8 Sunday Funnies El 7 Weather E36 UNWIND Dr. Dave B7 Cove Story 63 5 5udoku B6-7 Sunday profile B8-9 Mark Tonner 812 Health 13 Horoscope B14 Celebrating BIS Crosswords 81 6-1 7J 9 Comics B18-19 Coffee Break 820 Dan Murphy B.CFerries Editorials Letters World MONEY A40-64 Stats A41-44 MLB A46-49, 58 CFL "AS1 Soccer A5 3 Golf A54 CuTling A55 Canucks A56-57 Final Four A59 NHL A6Q-63 A2 A22 A25-28 Cruise news Top 10 Travel talk D10.14 0,0 D11 sk Elite CIS Brian Lewis WORKING A26 A29-39 AskEllsa A30 1 section today LOTTERIES Letts 64f (SatunJti: 4, 6, 8. U.

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PAGES B3-S forward ANA ka eaf A- wm life i Daylight savings time changes next year VICTORIA Daylight savings time in B.C. will be extended by four weeks starting next year, bringing the province in line with the U.S. The switch will begin three weeks earlier in the spring and last one week longer in the fall. Beginning in 2007, daylight savings time in B.C. will begin on the second Sunday in March and end on the first Sunday in November.

This year, for the last time, clocks will be turned ahead an hour today and then back an hour on Oct. 29. CP Sudoku is here Learn the history of the craze that's sweeping the world and get a few valuable tips before you try PAGES B6-7 Jane Morley's day of judgement B.C.'s Child and Youth Officer will be reading the results of an inquiry closely this week. PAGES B8-9 Give us 30 days we'll change tifil TOW MM look a ml Give us 30 days and we'll get you into shape. With our Spring QuickFit Programs, you can lose up to 12 pounds in your first 4 weeks.

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