Times Colonist - 2016-06-11

• Uptown, Tillicum eyed for casino
• Oak Bay ponders incentives to help save older homes
• JAMES TAYLOR WOOS VICTORIA
• GOOGLE TOWN SO NATURAL
• TOURISM BOON BOOSTS JOBS
• Loss of houses a key concern: mayor
• Acts of common decency come to light
• Inside the Igloo, a Kaleidosco­pe of imaginatio­n and theatre
• Accused arsonist stays in custody
• Watchdog calls for Mutch inquest
• Three-day quake drill a series of what-ifs
• Vacation rentals a threat to housing, councillor­s worry
• Creamier than the average bear
• Clark: One step at a time to stop sexual violence
• Four women hospitaliz­ed as pit bulls turn on owners
• Seal pup on mend after ill-advised human help
• Senate stance on assisted dying resisted
• Train kills two teen girls in Nova Scotia
• Money makes politician­s stand up and listen
• Assisted-dying bill is rooted in B.C.
• Bleached coral a warning
• What’s not to like about voting reform?
• Better vigilance needed over health-care dollars
• Queen marks 90th birthday — again
• UN chief took Saudis off blacklist over threat to cut funding
• Job hunters relish in stylish looks during Great Suit Trade-In event
• Alberta’s hours-worked at 30-year low
• Energy companies lead broad decline
• Dire warnings for Atlantic shrimp fishery
• Pot producer tries overseas markets
• Ontario home to GM software for self-driving vehicles
• Casinos may be liable after problem gambler loses millions of dollars
• Canadians wait for relaunch of low-cost flight reseller NewLeaf
• Sticks raised for Mr. Hockey
• Shamrocks ride better start to easy win over Langley
• NBA FINALS
• Young tennis stars converge on Victoria
• Calgary Foothills FC hands Highlander­s a lesson in basic soccer
• Shawnigan Lake School celebrates rugby heritage
• Injection of hope for MS patients
• Women in Zika areas urged to consider delaying pregnancy
• Langham’s She Stoops to Conquer stands test of time
• Women reclaim singlehood — and love it
• Match game: Ghostwrite­rs spin dating profiles
• Weird things removed from kids’ throats, ears, nostrils
• Tonsil stones more common than you think
• Scientists declare end to wicked El Niño cycle
• Several ways to lower your anxiety level
• Today’s youth: ‘The cautious generation’
• Most antidepres­sants don’t work on kids: study
• Wainwright revives his tribute to Garland
• Shield actor imprisoned for at least 40 years
• O.J. documentar­y earns rave reviews
• Tale of mathematic­s genius adds up to pleasant viewing
• Four Horsemen can still cast a spell
• Conjuring 2 and Bates Motel actor says they’re not horror shows
• Colorado’s Steamboat Springs isn’t just for winter
• A quiet kayak trip not far from bustling Myrtle Beach
• Renovation begins at what is thought to be Jesus’s tomb
• FAITH FORUM Book of Ruth is key to mystery of Shavuot
• Strapped Newfoundla­nd sets high hopes on summer tourism
• Less-travelled jewels in the French Riviera
• Rooted in nature by design
• Open Houses
• Helen Chesnut
• Debbie Travis
• Right at home with hotel style
• Staking a young tree may cause more harm than good
• Doing a little homework can keep plants alive
• A few steps to reduce lingering diaper odour
• A softer look for summertime
• Blue is the new black in home decor: here’s how to use it
• How to decorate around your TV
• Beach culture gives fresh feel to indoors

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