Times Colonist - 2017-07-09

• B.C. BURNING Thousands flee fast-moving fires, dozens of buildings destroyed; Island hit less hard
• Armstrong easily wins Nanaimo byelection
• ‘GO-TO’ FOR JUSTICE
• MONIQUE KEIRAN
• • Butt-chuckers burn up columnist Jack Knox
• CALENDAR: Pride Parade, Shakespear­e
• Political cabinet-building 101: compatibil­ity key, expert says
• Biggest yet Pride parade gets early start
• Legal aid cuts put refugees at risk: experts
• Victoria seeks to nurture its aging rental housing
• Royal Roads grad nets scholarshi­p
• Scientists lose contact with young beluga
• Student pushes to legalize squirrel hunting in Quebec
• Trump aboard on trade, isolated on climate
• New education minister faces a full agenda
• EDITORIALS Change strategy on pain drugs
• Our agricultur­al wealth
• MD showed compassion in assisted death
• Why I’m proud to walk in the Pride Parade
• Expectatio­n levels rise for track and field athletes
• Road to Little League glory begins at National diamond
• Love relishes pressure of final-day showdown
• Raonic goes through at Wimbledon
• Big performanc­e from Glenn leads Riders to victory
• Panama fights back to tie with Americans
• Truex masters NASCAR field at Kentucky
• Stroman’s All-Star snub benefits Jays
• Going gets tough for riders as Tour hits the high spots
• Harden signs $160M deal to stay with Rockets
• Grid penalty adds to Hamilton’s dejection
• Canada U-19s go for basketball gold
• Islamic State group claims Egypt attack that killed 23 troops
• Venezeulan maverick released from prison
• UN says truce deal in southern Syria will help peace talks
• Clashes erupt in Kashmir a year after killing of leader who defied India
• Pull out the peeler for a healthy take on noodles
• Handwritte­n notebooks inspired Acadian cookbook
• The best so far this year in television shows
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Drug targets genetics of tumour
• Harvard professor tries to end aging process
• Stomach acid reducers under scrutiny
• Performing elephants ill-used
• Forget dogs — this Ontario city is going to the cats
• Trade as aid: Why Canada should do business with Africa
• Wind, solar outpace nuclear
• Handmaid’s star given hints character was alive
• Game-changer in Earhart hunt
• Hobby Lobby accused of hypocrisy amid smuggling case
• Grannies hit the road to aid Africa
• Enhancing elder care on the Island
• A round-the-world tour for beer fans
• Author reflects on travel, religion and the gay identity
• Facing mortality, in both life and fiction
• A trio of fine local art exhibition­s
• Dominion Day deserves all the pageantry we can muster
• ‘I think the big hurt is always inside.’
• In Japan, earthquake­s are just a day in the park
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
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• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21

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