Times Colonist - 2017-05-28

• A BEAUTIFUL SWIFTSURE DAY
• Sleuths unite family of long-lost airman who died ‘twice’
• Woman found dead in Oak Bay creek
• CANADA UNDEFEATED IN RUGBY HAT TRICK
• > Robert Amos: A memorial to the fearless fighters
• CALENDAR: Kerplunks, Asian dance
• Building boom delays Langford works
• Lover of sports inspired champions
• B.C. accused of using taxpayer money to outlast trial plaintiffs
• Loss of dive-rescue team could cost lives, critic warns
• Risk level rises for Earth if U.S. retreats: experts
• U.K. police show photo of bomber in appeal for info
• IT failure creates London travel chaos
• Ramblin’ man helped ignite Southern rock
• Scheer elected Conservati­ve leader
• U.S. mayor shows that eloquence still lives
• Confederat­ion will help us grow
• Beaver’s genome mapped for our 150th
• School funding is failing vulnerable students
• Pipeline expansion is a moral issue
• Kushner back channel with Russia involved Syria policy: source
• Mariners feel the heat in doublehead­er
• Penalty-kick score sees D.C. United down Whitecaps
• Dixon has pole, Alonso has spotlight for wide-open Indy 500
• Predators’ defence will demand Penguins’ full attention
• Bautista powers Jays to victory over Rangers
• Arsenal win gives Wenger record 7th FA Cup
• Suspect in Portland stabbings ranted about Muslims
• The secret is in the sauce
• Country star Dean Brody hits Royal Theatre on Tuesday
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Let’s send a message to Trudeau
• Young carers need support to blossom
• Fancy Italian pizza, made in jail
• With loose gun laws, more civilians fatally shot by police
• Dress code, tattoo rules eased at hospital
• Kiefer Sutherland saving the world with his guitar
• It’s time to talk about that Saul Goodman reveal
• When life can’t wait any longer
• French director on her curious film taste
• Hawkins dives into fresh thriller
• Make a difference for African aid
• The lost nuke of Bomber 075
• Victory against aggression a simple matter of co-operation
• A new home for the homeless
• Helping to spread the voice of the marginaliz­ed
• Three things for Canada
• ‘Sporting Disneyland’ awaits HarbourCat­s’ fans
• New coach values work, and brings big-league experience
• Study finds how whales got so big
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• COLLATERAL DAMAGE
• Quake research to map Earth’s crust

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