Times Colonist - 2017-11-01

• Hope still floats on V2V venture
• Woman survives 5 hours in sea
• HORGAN ON SITE C: REVIEW DUE TODAY
• MEDITERRAN­EAN TOUCH FOR PHYLLO
• FLU-SHOT SEASON GETS STARTED
• Nanaimo woman was artist, nature lover
• Victoria homeowners face tax hike
• Choreograp­her who was subject of police probe no longer with Ballet Victoria
• Provincial funding sought for mental-health teams
• Council told six more officers needed on Victoria force
• Legalized pot expected to have ‘significan­t impact’ on police work
• Hunting rules changed to protect big game following wildfires
• Dicey radiologis­t worked on Island: investigat­ion
• Eight killed by driver on Manhattan bike path in a ‘cowardly act of terror’: mayor
• Mild-mannered PM has secret Halloween identity
• B.C. peaks among conquests of legendary U.S. mountain climber
• Catalan leader seeks European help
• Charles and Camilla begin Asian tour in Singapore
• Nurse settles over rough arrest caught on video
• Another Australian lawmaker might be out in citizenshi­p crisis
• Rescued pair defend account of ordeal at sea
• Pollution and health: A neglected issue
• Massey Tunnel review stuck in slow lane
• EDITORIALS Cody was a gentle symbol
• Selling out the little people
• Base old-growth debate on facts, not emotions
• Who is B.C. government managing for?
• Island is among world’s cleanest societies
• Grocery offices raided in price-fixing probe
• Computer problems stall ICBC operations
• Energy stocks fuel TSX record march
• Ottawa issues plea for private icebreaker­s
• Elevator company fined $500,000 for violations after guilty plea
• Fake gold bar counterfei­ting attempt: Mint
• Industry warns feds cuts to drug prices could be harmful
• WestJet low-cost brand Swoop will feature higher extra fees
• Ontario Teacher’s Pension Plan adds partners in U.K. airports
• Minister, Tories throw barbs as ethics battle rages in Ottawa
• Pro-NAFTA side in U.S. sound off to protect deal
• Villagers get a break in fight with Chevron
• New Zealand moves to ban foreigners from buying homes
• Great Canadian Bakeoff has Victoria flavour
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FOOD Veggie-based hash given a bacon blast
• Going meatless on Mondays need not be dull
• UBC study opens door to new treatment
• Doctor right to delay antibiotic­s for sinusitis
• New heart-valve technique cuts time in hospital, recovery
• Downtown Eastside becomes hot
• Decoration­s are not allowed, strata council tells owners
• Make a noise with your choice of doorbell
• Cool, frost-free environmen­t needed for fuchsia
• Author mines his own OCD for new novel
• > Levy puffed up for Baking Show hosting duties,
• Harassment plan in pipeline
• Show’s production halted after Spacey accused
• U.K. police investigat­e more claims against Weinstein
• Dodgers extend Fall Classic to Game 7
• Big Mack attack may be salvation of men’s rugby
• Canucks goalie Markstrom wins by being a bad loser
• Hellebuyck sharp, Jets continue to roll
• Own goal by Benfica helps seal Man U Champions League win
• NFL trade deadline features big names

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