Times Colonist - 2017-12-01

• Ellard granted day parole, 20 years after killing Virk
• CHARLA HUBER
• LAWRIE McFARLANE
• Port Alberni tells Western: Reopen or sell mill
• CALENDAR: Nutcracker, Anne of Green Gables
• Ladysmith lights the way
• Wish upon a bauble, hang it on a tree
• Schools battle whooping cough
• 28 record days of rain in November — but sun’s on the way
• NDP’s first legislatur­e session wraps up
• VGH and Jubilee emergency patients wait less than national, B.C. averages
• Police uniforms, vehicles barred from Vancouver Pride parade
• ICBC to ditch computeriz­ed assessment­s for drivers with medical concerns
• Feds drop challenge on First Nations health care
• Man imprisoned couple, stole their son: Crown
• Judicial council clears Toews
• New North Korean missile a monster: experts
• Launch complicate­s Olympic preparatio­ns in S. Korea
• Crack down on illegal guns
• Stop Myanmar atrocities
• Scare tactics less effective in overdose crisis
• Have confidence in B.C.’s expanding economy
• Right to be skeptical of transporta­tion projects
• B.C. to feds: Stop interferin­g in Trans Mountain pipeline
• Military tax exemption for overseas missions, not training: defence chief
• Many flee Bali volcano, others run to it
• Energy lifts TSX, OPEC prolongs cut
• Airline slammed, fined for long tarmac delays
• Second-hand ‘toke’ could lead to failure of workplace drug tests
• Bank of Canada starts talking risk, merits of digital currency
• Canada urged to ease duties for online purchases
• WHAT IS BITCOIN — AND HOW DOES THE CURRENCY WORK?
• CREA wants RRSP changes so parents can help children buy homes
• Morneau centres fierce debate that ejects Tory MP from House
• Agency sees uptick in credit-card delinquenc­y rates
• GM to launch self-driving cars in 2019
• Canada signs High Arctic commercial fishing ban
• Pope demands resolution to Rohingya-exodus crisis
• Trump’s retweets chill U.S.-U.K. relations
• Bid to replace Tillerson with CIA director eyed
• President mulls recognizin­g Jerusalem as Israeli capital
• Shrinking of monuments infuriates native leaders
• From racism to reconcilia­tion
• Jim Nabors remembered as lovable Gomer Pyle
• Having a spouse might reduce dementia risk
• Long-acting drugs cut frequency of migraines
• Better treatments needed for cold sores
• Bystanders less likely to give women CPR: study
• Museum creatures come alive at IMAX
• A good flick about the worst film ever
• Director’s challengin­g style worth it in the end: Moss
• Canucks win, Sedin tops 1,000
• Dorsett retires due to spinal problems
• Depleted Grizzlies in Vernon to begin 3-game weekend
• Tigers and Hurricanes await Royals
• Own goal sinks Oilers, lifts Leafs
• Tiger 3 back, looks good in return
• Vikes hope to end basketball slump in Edmonton
• Sportsnet sacks Jays analyst Zaun after women complain
• No Elliott, no problem for Cowboys
• Lions hire Hervey as GM; Buono to remain as coach
• Seahawks’ Wagner enjoying career year
• Gagnon injured in training for Cup downhill
• Canadian rugby sevens women off to solid start
• Kia’s not fiddling around
• Spacious minivan easy on gas
• Reborn Buick is on a roll
• Tech will revolution­ize the driving world
• Final front-engine ’Vette will be a stunner
• Euro carmakers all in on electric
• Why do tire gauges not always agree?
• John DeLorean’s meteoric rise and fall

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