Times Colonist - 2017-07-20

• Second wave of Island firefighte­rs joins fray
• Air travellers face longer wait times with tighter security
• Les Leyne: Change of power means pink slips for dozens of government staff members
• Wildfires take growing toll,
• Regina woman says she needed spirituali­ty while in solitary
• CRD directors rock the boat in meeting with Burnaby MP
• Saanich should obey own bylaw: report
• Promises to First Nations stressed
• Judge rips lawyers for role in Métis toddler tug of war
• Massage therapist jailed for assault on client
• Sooke man faces charges of animal cruelty
• Police probe death of girl, 13, found dead in Burnaby park
• Two get jail time for assault on Kamloops RCMP officer
• Premiers seek clarity on federal plans for marijuana legalizati­on
• Too few grasp importance of monarchy to Canada: Johnston
• U.S. Sen. John McCain has brain tumour
• Vetting of Payette questioned after allegation reported
• Poor wouldn’t benefit from expanded CPP
• EDITORIALS Turn promises into reality
• Health bill bites the dust
• Why B.C. decided to shut down fire lookouts
• Kinder Morgan sticks to Plan A
• Bowen Island residents resist logging plans
• Shamrocks venture into Bellingham
• PM to share NAFTA strategy with opposition
• BlackBerry co-founder urges vigilance on intellectu­al property
• Hydro One to buy Avista for $6.7 billion
• Whitecaps continue to climb Western ladder
• Larin returns for Gold Cup quarters
• Healthy McIlroy ready to return to form
• AHL will allow minor leaguers to go to Olympics
• Griffin says decision to stay with Clippers a ‘no-brainer’
• Redblacks hold off Als for first win
• Stingy Pomeranz helps Red Sox overpower Blue Jays
• In with the old: NFL’s Panthers bring back Hurney as interim GM
• Tiger-Cats look to halt skid against unbeaten Esks
• Ontario folk singer Craig Cardiff used stories from his concert audience members as inspiratio­n for his 2013 double album Book of Truths, which will be a focus of his concert Saturday as part of the Islands Folk Festival, which runs Friday to Sunday at Pr
• Dunkirk newbies shared joy, panic of first film roles
• Playing Michael Jackson a workout
• Ortega back to musical ways in Descendant­s 2
• New Islands festival head aims younger
• Comic-Con’s originals feel squeezed out by big names
• Glee’s Colfer is a hit as a children’s writer
• Jobs’s search set to music
• BBC stars’ pay list shows gender gap
• Judge stops sale of Tupac love letter to Madonna
• Nanaimo’s bathtubs ready to go
• Museum events celebrate region’s maritime culture
• Sculptures, kites and music on show in Parksville
• Empowering women on wheels
• Franklin show highlights role of Inuit oral history
• Smoking foes see solution in movies
• Myasthenia gravis shows in drooping eyelids
• Canadian authors at Sidney & Peninsula Literary Festival
• Building bridges between institutio­ns
• Celebratin­g inStyle!
• Marmalade Tart Boutique
• Edu-Tech 2017
• Amazon gets in on packaged meal kits
• Wasp traps pulled from stores over bird deaths

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