Times Colonist - 2016-08-25

• Sewage panel shortlists two sites for plant
• Former B.C. cabinet minister was renowned for heritage restoratio­n
• Police seek more victims after coach charged
• As Sidney debates Gateway project, overpass seen as essential
• MDs set to tackle opioid over-prescripti­on
• CALENDAR
• At new Jewish centre, an open door
• Man, 51, struck by vehicle on Courtenay roadway
• Important orca matriarch J14 disappears and is feared dead
• Gordon Head, Colwood homes sought for radon-gas testing
• Conduct complaint resolved
• Duncan, other B.C. cities seek share of taxes collected on marijuana sales
• B.C. Tory leadership candidate would build oil pipeline to coast
• Trial begins for activist who brought water to pigs
• Rein in ministeria­l spending, PM urged
• Special hijab developed for Muslim Mounties
• Italian towns turned to rubble
• U.S. university attacked in Kabul, leaving one dead and 18 injured
• Colombia, FARC rebels announce deal to end five-decade guerrilla war
• Italian Canadians mobilize to help victims
• Keep an eye on the ‘hidden curriculum’
• Happy Meal toys a controvers­ial strategy
• Blocked roads not police’s fault
• Christy Clark got it right
• People looking for ways to combat climate change
• Focus on bad driving, not infraction­s
• Bikes account for two per cent of travel
• Vancouver spillover makes Island next hot real estate spot: report
• Bank watches housing loans in hot real estate markets
• Shamrocks, Burrards start battle for WLA crown
• Lower gold, oil send TSX to 138-point loss
• LNG exports, environmen­tal benefits questioned in study
• Wind turbine falls in N.S. after workers moved out
• Nfld. buoyed by new data on oil basin
• Canada Post contract talks stall as union strike mandate expires
• Cost to fix payroll system $25 million — and rising
• Permafrost melt releasing small traces of ancient carbon
• There’s offence in Royals’ future
• Stingy Galadja eager to lead Grizzlies to promised land
• Redblacks, Lions ready for battle
• Ko, Henderson both right at home in Canada
• FedEx Cup playoffs begin with eye toward PGA Tour player of the year
• Zanatta named to Canadian U-20 soccer squad
• Angels rough up Estrada
• Lynch ranks first in BBC’s Top 100 films of 21st century
• Free B fest closer features elaborate Blue Bridge scene
• CBC goes for edgy comedy, to creators’ surprise
• Redfoo keeps up the party spirit in his solo work
• Big names sold on Nanaimo blues event
• Riff Raff brings comical touch to hip hop
• Get in the mood for Fringe
• Sugar Man finds himself in Victoria
• Cannabis fans can get high on music at festival
• Duet album authentica­lly Streisand
• ATTRACTION­S
• GALLERIES
• Eat and dance at Greek Fest
• Plan a summer outing to view gallery’s exhibition­s
• Plenty to do in the parks
• Whoopi eyes Canada as market for pot products
• Men rally behind female reporter
• Regulate THC levels in legal pot, doctors say
• Slacker effect focus of cannabis study
• Hand-transplant boy sets sights on football
• Arteritis-drug user should beware of possible effects
• Brain injuries shorten young lives
• Lawsuit brought over iced drinks gets frosty dismissal
• Legislatur­e cenotaph, flag pole improvemen­ts ready next month
• B.C. Hydro rate increases opposed
• From scientists to activists, everyone has eye in the sky
• Top executives at Island Health get $1.6 million
• Can anything beat a day at the beach?
• Experiment evolves into an institutio­n
• Memories of forgotten hosts, a hot reception
• Central Saanich farm sparks outcry over building waste
• Victoria council doubles down on green targets
• A playground for Victoria tent city site?
• Ferries help in two rescues
• Fatal overdoses on Island worry health officials
• $20,000 spent to trap rabbits, more left at Helmcken
• Classes out, but school work goes on
• Colwood backs West Shore sewage plan
• Farmland panel won’t revisit Sidney Gateway
• Toxic algae a threat at Beaver Lake

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