Times Colonist - 2017-09-02

• For kids in care, end to tuitions means brighter future: Horgan
• Changes to act could ease waits after Malahat crashes
• Food garden flourishes
• On the trail of Rob Roy
• Real estate cools off
• Province might help ease waitlist for West Shore school buses,
• Canadian troops in Latvia prepare for major Russian military exercise
• CALENDAR: Saanich Fair, Blues Bash, Classic Boats
• Navy, whale-watchers hit more rough sea
• Brace yourself for more heat, and some haze
• Big fires could burn in B.C. until spring
• Winds provide relief in Manitoba
• Feds eye heated trailers for asylum-seekers
• Ex-B.C. teacher quits job in Beijing
• Vancouver-area shootings kill four
• Houston keeps parts of city flooded
• Kenya’s top court orders new election
• Space superwoman returning to Earth with records galore
• Slogging through government’s plastic
• Region riddled with duplicatio­n
• Saner heads should prevail on North Korea
• Put Macdonald statue’s future in a deeper context
• Labour Day, Texas storms push pump prices higher
• Hotels, ferries, airport report high traffic levels as hot weather spurs tourism
• UVic women’s soccer team ready for season
• Possible rate hike gives loonie flight
• Trudeau stands by tax changes on businesses
• Workers need better NAFTA deal: unions
• Despite Trump’s threat to withdraw, optimism opens next round of talks
• Taxpayer deal saves Cape Breton rail line for at least year
• N.B. report calls for government-run pot stores
• See-Doo maker expects pain as storm closes Texas dealers
• Ex-poultry plant manager gets 3 years for $1.9M theft
• Honda owners could get up to $500 each in airbag settlement
• Freestyle skier looking Sharpe
• Panorama Rec Centre rink gets major facelift
• Young Royals impress in road loss
• Seahawks ship Kearse to Jets
• Summer of Shapovalov continues in New York
• Straith looks to re-ignite soccer career in Germany
• Germany, England move closer to 2018 World Cup
• Johnson stays hot, leads at TPC Boston
• Lewis chases big payday for flood victims
• Dress codes spark debate over policing girls’ bodies
• Hockey players look down at warning line, study finds
• Coulrophob­ics brace for It
• Year of upheaval adds spark to burning effigy
• Patient should see lung doctor
• Authors try to debunk the myths of meditation
• Canadian schools draw internatio­nal students
• Sinclair-led campaign to fight MS raises record funds
• Does garlic lower blood pressure?
• I live for sex scenes with Robert Redford, Fonda says
• Pioneering comedian paved way for Newhart, Allen, Seinfeld
• Longtime actor Richard Anderson dies at 91
• Simpsons composer says he was fired in email
• Tween dancer has Cowell’s attention
• ‘Misunderst­anding’ led to Calgary sculpture woes
• Judge kills law that bans booze with racy films
• Rewarding ways to shop while travelling
• Former NASA scientist becomes a trainee nun
• Even in our divided society, the Light shines through
• Eid-al-Adha holiday marked as pilgrims perform hajj in Saudi
• East Coast iceberg numbers top 1,000, drawing waves of admirers
• La La Land’s railroad reopens in Los Angeles
• Delights of New England in spotlight
• Victoria-bound ship will have race track
• Reena Nerbas
• Debbie Travis
• Jay-Z and Beyoncé buy in Los Angeles
• Look beyond blooms for modern centrepiec­e
• Natural-lawn advocate contests blight citation for yard
• Wait and watch before pulling out ‘weeds’
• Brighten up your basement
• Tiny terrarium for moss is a sleek, modern cup full of forest
• LABOUR DAY 2017
• Unions mark Labour Day by committing to win Pharmacare for all workers
• United. We Do More.
• Better working conditions for all
• Employers: get your foot in on the action
• Helping to build the working class of B.C.
• A modern approach to unionism

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