Times Colonist - 2017-09-15

• First Nation wants flag back in protest at Nanaimo City Hall
• Slam dunk: Raptors’ UVic game sells out in under 20 minutes
• A judge’s lapse in a child-protection ruling should not be brushed aside
• Firefighte­rs on front lines in fight against wildfires, but many others step up
• Going deep to unlock secrets of the Franklin Expedition
• Pot sales: ‘All options on table’
• CALENDAR: Rifflandia, Luxton fair, Nanaimo jazz
• New probe ordered into IHealth
• Cyclist arrested after fracas in Central Saanich
• Island man dies after fall off cliff
• Man recounts the day daughter was killed
• Nuclear disaster didn’t harm fish, human health: scientist
• Lower tipping fees at landfill? Not yet
• Police watchdog considers expanded mandate
• Ex-con pleads guilty to teen’s murder in Surrey
• Deal or no deal? ‘Dreamers’ wait as U.S. lawmakers joust
• Seniors fight post-hurricane heat with Popsicles
• EDITORIALS Transport body badly needed
• OTHER VIEWS Trump’s words troubling
• A question of control
• 10,000 CAA clients could be Equifax victims
• Washington state shooting suspect claims bullying
• Crude oil at 6-week high
• Canada would take NAFTA softwood deal if U.S. keeps stalling
• U.S. wants 5-year terminatio­n clause in NAFTA agreement
• Lobster fishermen protest Indigenous ceremonial catch
• Fashion retailer Roots applies for IPO on TSX
• Partners pull plug on Aurora LNG project on north coast
• Thrifty Foods parent company’s shares take flight
• New Jane Austen note in U.K. has tactile feature to help blind
• Ottawa pledges $50 million to update Arctic internet
• Pest-control firm fined for fumigating Calgary flour mill
• Ontario won’t offer Amazon millions in grants for new HQ
• Under policy, U.S. would not defend Canada from missile attack: general
• Where is the body? Inuit historian thinks he knows
• It’s been a star-studded summer for the local film industry
• Calgary office tower becomes dog-friendly to attract tenants
• When you just can’t shake off a bad mood
• Anxiety could be behind pinching
• U.S.racial violence gives drama perspectiv­e
• FILM A tense tale of paradise lost
• A convincing action star with perfect hair
• Faith-based story of saving church sweet, but stilted
• Monty aims to keep it in high gear
• Faldo easing back into swing of things
• After slow start, Rose plenty sharp for Grizzlies
• Vikes look to gain momentum at home
• Catch 22: Indians rally to keep win streak alive
• Multiple CFL teams chasing Manziel
• Winning debut for Watson
• Dickson proving to be thorn in ’Bellies’ side
• Leishman continues to make push as FedEx Cup chase heats up
• SUV ticks off the must-have lists
• This sedan has sporty ambitions
• Automated safety tech preventing crashes: studies
• A sublime sports-car experience
• Blockers can save you from a collision
• New BMW i3 version gets better looks, more power
• VW’s new EV takes aim at Tesla Model 3
• Dash light illuminate­s on second drive of day
• Gran Turismo Hawk was Studebaker’s last gasp

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