Times Colonist - 2017-10-19

• AHEAD BY A CENTURY: GORD DOWNIE DIES
• Tenants face stark choice: Give up pets or pay more
• Abortion pill not covered, some choose surgery: clinic
• CALENDAR: Pizza Pigout, ShakeOut, Red Death
• We’re No. 2. We try harder … just to stay awake
• Horgan asked to intervene in CRD dispute
• Open-net fish farm tenures will be reviewed: Horgan
• Premier puts brakes on debate on Green bill to allow ride-hailing
• Crew gains access to part of Fernie arena in wake of 3 deaths
• Alberta volunteer dies battling huge grass fire
• Quebecers required to uncover faces in North American first
• Retrial in teen’s 1984 death ends in acquittal
• Island woman cites university racism
• Trump defends call to soldier’s grieving family
• Bill eliminates Criminal Code religion inequity
• ‘Sunny ways’ fail to move U.S. on NAFTA
• Rethink our approach to opioid battle
• Incomes lag too far behind
• Shameful sop to nativists
• Let’s face it: End of old-growth logging is near
• Victoria’s rental policy hurts ordinary travellers
• Tankers would doom our inner coast
• Massive condo complex planned for Langford
• Software maps earthquake risks in region
• Down Jones cruises past 23,000 mark to record
• PM defends finance minister in blind-trust spat
• Court clears key staff retention for liquidatio­n at Sears
• ‘Hostile’ regulation­s cost Canada energy investment­s: report
• Trans Mountain pipeline slowed by permits: Kinder Morgan
• Court tosses $72M award in talcum powder case
• Clock ticking on deal for Boeing Super Hornets
• JESSE COOK IS IDLE NO MORE
• CRITICS’ PICKS
• The Belfry theatre brings the classic Russian love story of Onegin to the stage with a musical version of Alexander Pushkin’s novel in verse.
• Italian paper on Weinstein victims: First they put out, then they whine’
• Work inspired by battle for fortress complex in Mexico
• Folk group the Fretless feeling ‘super lucky’
• Canada leads the pack in ‘binge racing’ craze
• Talk-show host takes break after claims of sexual harassment
• Tribute to Cline is collective’s debut
• Burlesque revue is clean enough for Grandma
• Experience Japan in Esquimalt
• Lunch and learn about the importance of pollinator­s
• Find out how to grow gardens the Hugelkultu­r way in Fernwood
• Dishing on brunch culture of Victoria
• Diamond once a French crown jewel to be auctioned
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Lymphedema in leg causes swelling and pain
• Researcher­s develop model for detecting lung cancer
• Google praised for closing calorie count
• Bulldogs bite Grizzlies in overtime
• St. Andrew’s, GNS punch tickets to single-A boys soccer provincial­s Dragon boaters off to worlds
• Lacrosse changes mean Intermedia­te ’Rocks are no more
• Phillips saves day for Royals
• Innovative technology on your doorstep
• Chamber model still works
• A Time to Reflect
• Focus on Sidney Shutterbug­s Camera Club
• Prepare to be Lost & Amazed
• Tips for Small Business Owners
• Panorama’s Arena B Re-opens
• Yankees ride momentum to brink of World Series
• Chiefs hope to fend off Raiders in race for AFC West title
• Raptors host troubled Bulls after ugly brawl at practice
• Hockey world remembers Hip frontman Downie
• Point Hope says graving dock would create 200 trades jobs
• Sears store closure seen as setback for Hillside centre
• It’s no mystery: Local woman is a fan of dashing Murdoch
• Club sees kids crack code to better computer use
• The ongoing rebirth of Nigel Valley
• Housing projects await rezoning from Saanich
• Proposal’s height a concern
• Try roasting onions for soup
• B.C. Ferries bedecked with new rules
• Rescuers hoist Nanaimo climber up rock face
• Victoria requests designs for new $69.4M Crystal Pool
• University consults students about residences
• Island’s new top Mountie aims to stop gang-violence spread
• Planned tower powers down
• Empress Hotel owners buying Dockside Green in Vic West
• V2V ferry aims to return in December

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