Times Colonist - 2017-10-21

• B.C. to close loophole that gets around rent controls
• #MeToo. Why we all need to join the conversati­on
• Ready for my closeup: New film studio near Parksville reels in moviemaker­s
• RICK STEVES
• LOFTY IDEALS
• CALENDAR: Menopause the Musical, ghostly tours
• Some Saanich councillor­s past ‘best before date’: review
• Where are the bufflehead­s? Migratory ducks late this year
• Massage operator changed with sexual assault
• Impaired driver veers toward officers, misses jogger and crashes into cars
• Fernie takes pause to mourn 3 victims of tragedy at arena
• Surrey teen’s killer gets life
• Are you planning a flight? Don’t let the bedbugs bite
• Teen school shooter could be sentenced as an adult
• Mystery of poet Neruda’s death grows as report debunks cancer explanatio­n
• Police roadside cannabis tests underway: minister
• Afghan vet’s sisters travel to Ottawa, press for inquiry into murder-suicide
• Lack of oversight plagues Site C dam
• Maybe you are already on a good diet
• Shelters spark a needed debate
• Is Morneau up to the job?
• Buses a better option for clearing backlog
• B.C. could be Canadian leader on electoral reform
• Capital Regional District is taking action
• Misinforma­tion about proportion­al voting
• Pollution kills more than war, infectious diseases
• City provides funding to keep Fairfield Hotel running
• Royals on road in Regina; Grizz play Coquitlam
• Record levels for Dow, Nasdaq; loonie clipped
• Half of Canada’s Tim Hortons franchises join unsanction­ed group
• ‘Furious’ mother, son both fall victim to Equifax hacking
• Plan underway to supply Churchill with ice road
• U.S. hasn’t crunched numbers on NAFTA
• End of the road for Australian automobile industry
• Lobster seized at Halifax airport amid tensions over Indigenous fishery
• Airbus to keep CSeries partners, expects Boeing fight
• Rebels-Raiders rivalry hits new level with cup on the line
• Streaking Pats rally past Royals
• Weather and turnovers promise to be factors at Westhills Stadium
• Rare Dorsett offence sparks Canucks to victory
• Raptors look to have all the Wright moves
• Oops: NHL admits Avs’ goal should have counted
• Astros turn to pair of familiar faces
• Tigers hand reins to former Twins manager Gardenhire
• Lions are left licking their wounds
• Rodgers has surgery, out at least eight weeks
• Hamilton right at home in Texas
• Late birdie run has Langer in hunt for his fourth straight Schwab Cup title
• Truex continues playoff push for NASCAR championsh­ip
• Shut-down churches turned into breweries
• FAITH FORUM This weekend marks a very happy anniversar­y
• Gingrich’s wife made envoy to Vatican
• Research on marijuana far from complete
• VOLUNTEERI­NG
• Classic Russian love story given rock ’n’ roll twist
• Women everywhere identify with Menopause the Musical
• Throat singer meets the orchestra
• Downie family grateful for support from fans
• Canadian Chris Craddock apologizes for #metoo post
• Television Academy mulls firing Weinstein
• Laughs founder selling festival shares in wake of sex-assault allegation­s
• Deliciousl­y peaceful
• Roman theatre unearthed in Jerusalem
• Travel industry gets the word out on Caribbean
• Vegas braces for change in wake of shooting
• One of world’s most remote islands gets commercial flights
• HOROSCOPE
• Estate where Carson lived up for sale
• Cosmos keeps ornamental bed looking lively
• Use paint to create look of a limestone fireplace
• Early bloomers key for pollinator survival
• Best to let ink mark on leather fade on its own
• House a bonanza for westerns lover
• Quick maintenanc­e tasks now prevent problems later

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