Times Colonist - 2016-02-06

• Campers handed eviction notice
• Oak Bay Marine selling three Island resorts
• LONDON CALLING FOR SOLO TOURISTS
• VICTORIA’S BEST STAIRCASES
• ISLAND CAPTIVATES DIRECTOR ROZEMA
• > Editorial, Les Leyne column,
• > Text of notice to leave,
• ‘I love your hands,’ DeCoutere wrote
• CALENDAR: The Valley, Sinatra tribute, Lego exhibit
• Province pledges housing for 88, complete with meals, supports
• New plan a better fit, says school
• Smoky haze alerts man to fire in neighbour’s suite
• Victoria to receive up to 400 Syrian refugees
• Alleged fentanyl sellers charged
• PM pledges to be fair with cash for cities
• Child-care program on fast track: minister
• Senator’s links with teen reviewed
• Three die after fire at apartments
• Mother Canada monument rejected
• Sex offender hired to talk to school kids
• Hundreds rescued after Taiwan quake
• Navy making a difference in drug war
• Housing issue could liven up the legislatur­e
• Canada can set example
• Colwood sewage costs could rise substantia­lly
• Innovative medicines lower health-care costs
• Foreign oil supports undesirabl­e regimes
• Forest-products industry involved in agreement
• More oil on the market won’t raise its price
• Two-way Pandora bike lane doesn’t make sense
• First Nation joins businesses, cities in new economic developmen­t pact
• B.C. a bright spot, but needs federal cash: premier
• New leader for Kinetic Constructi­on
• Royals tangle with Tri-Cities Americans
• Economic concerns weigh down stocks
• Canada among few producers to reduce oil output: consultant
• Canada’s job growth sputters as slumping energy hits home
• Modest job increases in U.S. show resilient economy
• B.C. mining companies get break on hydro
• Greater Victoria unemployme­nt rate inches lower
• Land prices draw Amish to P.E.I.
• Twitter moves to actively seek terror messages
• Women filling ranks of Canada’s financial services industry
• Women-dominated jobs predicted to be at risk
• Cage-free movement gathers momentum
• The doctor will see you now: new app to slash wait times
• Canada eases sanctions against Iran, some bans stay
• Alberta offers solar rebates
• Ikea loses trademark in Indonesia
• Spotlight on young Canadians
• UVic Vikes men and women both lose
• Grizzlies going backwards
• NFL commission­er gives state-of-the-league
• Karlsson strikes to take fire out of Flames
• Pacesetter Hahn keeps crowd amused
• Americans score late to deny Canada a draw
• Kassian returns to Montreal as an Oiler
• CAROLINA 5 WINNIPEG 3
• Props rule Super Bowl betting scene
• Fight obesity: Pay more attention at mealtimes
• Scientists seek better brain-tumour treatments
• 3-D-printed hearts help train for delicate surgery
• Sweat monitor provides clues to your health
• No clear benefit to multiple lung scans
• BMI mislabels millions as obese: study
• Astronaut remembered for spiritual exploratio­n
• Don’t let prejudice ruin view of people
• Pope to honour indigenous Mexicans
• Super Bowl advertiser­s in the spotlight
• This year’s ads play it safe with cameos, talking animals
• Story of teen’s police takedown a tad too earnest
• John Oliver to return with more Last Week
• Romance with a side of cheese
• Japan to deport star of Oscar-winning dolphin doc
• Burt Reynolds doc features among SXSW fest’s 139 films
• Elegant Mayfair
• Marvels beyond Madrid: 4 easy day trips
• United Airlines making skies friendlier for families
• ‘Hoek’ opens visitors’ eyes to another side of Holland
• Highway 101 a scenic slice of Oregon coast
• Paddleboar­ding, fiord cruising added to list of Canadian experience­s
• Dugout canoe star of exhibit
• HOROSCOPE
• Robin Williams’ Napa estate sells for $18M after 4 years
• Plant green-onion ‘sets’ early if weather permits
• Use mild dish soap, cloth to clean cabinets
• Glass a valid option for countertop
• Five ways to survive a home reno
• Do your appliance homework
• Craft some last-minute football fun

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