Times Colonist - 2018-01-05

• Passenger ferry would link Sidney, Gulf Islands
• Man charged in daughters’ deaths appears in court under heavy guard
• Home automation is no longer just for the rich
• Venezuelan­s suffer while the world does nothing to help
• Flu cases on rise, with outbreaks at eight care facilities
• Safety problems cited in boat grounding
• City councillor­s approve $200,000 to clean up after homeless in parks
• Daughter, 10, was ‘whole world’ to man who died in crash
• Pen project to protect tiny, endangered herd of south Selkirk caribou
• Alberta to hold public sessions prior to ’60s Scoop apology
• ‘Knees together’ judge seeks to practise law again
• Fernie mayor wants arena reopened
• Military short thousands of personnel despite small increase in ranks
• Canadian pilot killed in Australia remembered as beloved brother, son
• Canada sent doctor to Cuba to examine ailing diplomats, new records show
• Sen. Beyak out of Tory caucus over ‘racist’ post on website: Scheer
• At least 18 killed, 260 injured in S. Africa train crash
• UN council to meet on Iran, at U.S. request
• U.S. suspends security assistance to Pakistan
• Trump lawyer fails to block book about president’s first year
• ‘Very intense’ winter storm pounds Atlantic Canada, U.S.
• 20 years later, Quebecers remember fierce ice storm
• EDITORIALS B.C. NDP must prove itself
• OTHER VIEWS The bitcoin bubble
• Children’s deaths: Tip of the iceberg
• B.C.’s legislatur­e presents a dark face to visitors
• Council shows gumption by building bike lanes
• School rugs get a no-charge cleaning
• New Inner Harbour marina aims for spring, major regatta
• Viking’s Twin Otter flight simulator certified, pilots getting the real feel
• TSX higher during wild ride with pot
• Mixed outlook for housing markets in B.C.
• Air Transat, regulator sued for stranding 600 passengers
• Google: Phones, tablets also affected in newly discovered security breach
• Tim Hortons founders’ children accused of ‘bullying’ employees
• U.S. pot enforcemen­t policy a lift for cannabis industry
• Brokerage glitches draw complaints as pot stocks take plunge
• Brookfield pays $4.6B US for Westinghou­se Electric
• Hyundai, Volkswagen ink deals with all-star autonomous firm
• Thanks for your donations to the
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• Canadians get help with debt burden
• Council boss wants homeless moved before royal wedding
• Building will nurture design talent
• The real Molly behind Molly’s Game
• HEALTH Recipes for a cure with taste
• Lettuce warning follows outbreak of E.coli
• Cardiac calcium test raises questions
• Toronto theatre director resigns
• Blanchett to head Cannes jury
• I, Tonya scores high marks
• Netflix undeterred by Bright criticism
• Roku’s streaming TV players will have digital assistant
• R&B and hip hop are biggest draws for fans
• Why you won’t find rock stars at Coachella
• Frontrunne­r Thompson stays in high gear
• Grizzlies newcomer Sutton looks to make impact at both ends of the rink
• Struggling Royals continue to tweak roster
• Canucks’ star cheering on local rink
• Czech mate: Canada will go for gold
• Pacioretty, Canadiens end drought against first-place Lightning
• Defending champ Serena Williams to skip Australian Open
• Vikes hoops teams seek to silence WolfPack
• Armour takes the long, hard road to paradise
• Should be a good weekend for most NFL favourites
• Tiger plans to play at Torrey Pines, Riviera
• MLS to break for nine days for World Cup
• An Italian love affair
• Makeover improves TLX sedan
• Practical, roomy — and fun
• The importance of a good shoulder check
• Getting to the bottom of a pesky ‘check engine’ light

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