Times Colonist - 2015-08-30

• 2 police cars rammed on Salt Spring
• A mess of cars: Cleanup begins
• A RIVER IN NEED OF A SOLUTION
• Nazi gold train could roll from myth to reality
• CALENDAR: Fringe, Greek, art festivals
• UVic employee resigns amid sexual harassment investigat­ion
• Signs of our times are ripe for poo-poo-parody
• Drunk driving suspected in crash
• > Harper pledges cancer funds,
• Wicked windstorm knocks out power to 400,000 B.C. homes
• Outdoorsme­n launch wilderness cleanup campaign
• Kindness repaid, 21 years later
• Major school curriculum changes coming to B.C.
• Blast interrupts work at oilsands site
• Union vows to fight for bear rescuer
• Egyptian court sentences Fahmy to 3 years in prison
• Foreigner arrested in Bangkok bombing
• Make kids aware of advertisin­g ploys
• EDITORIALS Tough fentanyl response needed
• Wait times continue to drag down health care
• Election anti-fraud measures are backwards
• Canada should increase foreign-aid commitment
• Disobedien­t dogs ought to be kept leashed
• Province is investing in the future of good jobs
• New Royals feeling at home already
• Gelsinger looking to lead and score for the Grizzlies
• Brave Rebels lose to last-minute score
• Fans take hats off to Encarnacio­n
• Canada has edge in bruising encounter
• Sunny finish to summer season
• Bae and Day lead Barclays
• Canadian relay team takes bronze after U.S. disqualifi­ed
• City looks unbeatable as Chelsea implodes
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE
• Lunch that packs a punch
• Recipes offer healthy mix of fruits, vegetables
• Hot ticket: Reviews of the Victoria fringe festival
• Take time off to relieve work stress
• Fall of foreign reporting dangerous trend
• A darker side to the pink pill
• The start of a beautiful friendship
• Minaj to open video awards, despite tweet fight
• Neighbours indifferen­t to Cosby scandal
• Diary role brings difficulti­es
• Pair countering country clichés
• Charity work comes to the fore
• Poppy time is closer than you think
• Indigenous groups to gather at Victoria-hosted conference
• Conservati­on project aims at food sustainabi­lity
• Working together pays off
• Fine and foul art, Banana on the side
• Hope puts a song on the lips of the tired and weary
• Accused B.C. drug smuggler denied bail
• Male Bonding
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21

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