Times Colonist - 2016-08-24

• $72-million makeover in works for Mayfair mall
• Warm YYJ welcome for Olympic athletes
• Delayed drivers vent frustratio­n at crash-site police
• VICTORIANS FILM HOUSING REALITY FOR TV
• SHAMROCKS PRIMED FOR WLA TITLE QUEST
• Saanich plans to allow homeowners to create secondary suites that are detached and separate from houses. It’s a move to deal with the region’s housing crisis.
• Popular N.B. mayor became Tory MP
• 9 bears killed in a week in B.C. community
• CALENDAR
• Pipeline called threat to tourism industry
• Multiple Saanich break-in suspect arrested
• Comment: Pipeline expansion must be rejected for health reasons,
• Kurdis settle into B.C. life
• Sidney OKs fire hall borrowing
• ’60s Scoop lawsuit supported
• Ethics probe launched into minister’s car bills
• Quebec election-night shooter Bain found guilty of second-degree murder
• Quake rattles Rome
• Health system in need of solutions: Philpott
• State accused of Oso landslide cover-up
• EDITORIALS MPs’ spending reveals attitudes
• Want to cut dubious expenses? Post receipts
• Plug Canada’s brain drain
• Cost of living doesn’t decline much as you age
• Government should focus on search and rescue
• Pipeline safer than other modes of transport
• Incentives better than increasing carbon tax
• Rising oil lifts loonie, bank profit buoys TSX
• Fort McMurray wildfire will scorch Alberta’s budget
• Cost of paying Canada’s doctors rose almost 4% to $25 billion: report
• Cheating website had poor safeguards: privacy officials
• Whale food, sushi fish in trouble in Nfld.
• Royals’ assistant GM Armstrong named Wheat Kings’ new boss
• Couture replaces injured Benn at World Cup
• Grizzlies know fast start is important
• Martin, Jays overpower Angels
• Vikes get sneak peek at future Japanese stars
• Hands of Stone an intimate portrait of a prize fighter
• Downie’s efforts applauded by native leaders
• Fall brings new crop of shows
• Good bets for a new season
• Hill starred as grumpy legal eagle
• Canadian-owned painting not the work of Peter Doig: judge
• Celebrate late summer
• CROSSWORD
• Orange juice tames heat in spicy shrimp salad
• Foil cooking is healthy, forgiving
• Planning eases moving blues
• B.C. stratas have effective means to collect debts
• Eight steps to painless packing
• Wait for spring to dig and divide dahlia tubers
• Jewelry detox allows fave pieces to shine
• Strollers, carriers hurt more than 17,000 kids every year, study finds
• CLL leukemia occurs in older adults; tends to progress slowly

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