Times Colonist - 2016-10-25

• Langford aims to lure major employers
• ON THE FRONT LINES OF FENTANYL
• KILLER KELLY ELLARD PREGNANT IN PRISON
• FINDING COURAGE UNDER FIRE
• Famed anti-war activist dies at 76
• Turpel-Lafond done as child advocate
• Woman attacked after home delivery; FedEx driver tails suspect
• Firefighte­rs rescue woman stuck on crane
• New functions for old Burnside Elementary, S.J. Willis Junior High
• Victim in C. Saanich sex case alerted police
• Foes of MS centre’s closure stage protest
• Sinking of tug prompts rethink of disaster response: minister
• Racist rant probed in Abbotsford
• UBC, ex-student fail to reach agreement on rights complaint
• 6,000 migrants moved from Calais camp
• Court quashes Oland murder conviction
• Syrian troops capture high ground in renewed Aleppo attack
• Iraqis press toward Mosul, face questions about airstrike
• Universali­ty sticking point for child care
• Homework is effective, if it’s the right kind
• Put children before politics
• Washington’s carbon tax
• Newspapers are the original social media
• One person per car is colossally inefficien­t
• Keep voters in the loop on amalgamati­on
• Pedestrian-only street would add to our appeal
• Poles protest plan to ban abortion of unviable fetuses
• Canadians cool to online groceries
• Victoria council to consider garden suites
• Peninsula chamber honours business leader Reg Mooney
• Victoria Royals ready for four-game trip
• Iraq’s exemption request beats up oil
• RCMP shut roads as protest grows at dam megaprojec­t
• CEO unfazed by geopolitic­s in plan to expand Tim Hortons abroad
• Constituti­onal challenge launched against EU deal
• WHAT’S WITH THE WALLOONS?
• Police issue trespass citations at pipeline protest in Ottawa
• Support the key to rugby success
• Canucks call up Stetcher as injury list continues to grow
• HarbourCat­s to open 2017 season against Lefties in Port Angeles
• Lovable losers finally meet in the World Series
• Broncos ruin Osweiler return
• NBA looks poised for a season unlike any it has ever had
• Tie leaves Seahawks with mixed feelings
• Easing abortion-pill barriers
• Health Canada revamps food guide
• THE ABORTION DRUG MIFEGYMISO: THE BASICS
• Michael Bublé’s new album borrows from hip-hop
• Cigarettes take toll in U.S. South
• Rare fatty tumour near heart could be left as is
• Volunteeri­ng: Victoria Festival Society, literacy tutors, finance volunteer
• Stomach fat rises as hours of TV go up
• Marlowe billed as Shakespear­e co-author in new edition
• Bieber storms off after fans scream
• Children fascinate animation director
• ‘Kevin Can Wait’ James pleased to return home
• Pop singer got his big break after Buddy Holly crash
• Dylan’s silence ‘arrogant’: Nobel academy member
• YOUR MUSEUM AT130
• B.C. Archives the place to go in search for family history
• Collecting Carrs
• How the museum is becoming a bigger part of our lives
• LOVE LETTER TO THE MUSE(UM)
• Family stories live on through our museums
• Exhibition will highlight B.C.’s native languages
• Learning at the archives
• Friends of the Archives let history be their guide

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