Times Colonist - 2018-05-27

• 75th running for spectacula­r Swiftsure
• From bank robbing to bird sculpting
• Showdown looms in Nanaimo over closing of tent city
• Ex-health minister opens up about firings
• A report by Cleve Dheensaw in Islander,
• Pro-pipeline rallies held in five B.C. cities
• CALENDAR: Denis Moulin Bike Ride, Police Chorus
• What’s in a name? Ask a Canada jay
• Have your say on Swartz Bay’s future
• Ask The Dentist!
• Out-of-control wildfire near Kamloops prompts restrictio­n
• Ireland votes to end abortion ban
• B.C. should allow physician assistants
• Small business are hard hit by taxes
• Archer’s exit poorly timed
• Keep going on health reform
• Senior grumpy about higher tax bill
• Business owners often forgo own salaries
• Rowing, paddleboar­ding put Sidney in spotlight
• Island rugby pair impress Canada coach
• Warriors surge past Rockets
• Techera earns ’Caps a point
• Highlander­s play for Plate and points
• Bale and blunders lift Real
• Ovechkin finally gets his stage to shine
• Castroneve­s pays tribute to Patrick
• Canadians lobby for World Cup 2026 votes
• Freeman announces retirement
• Korean leaders hold surprise meeting
• Thousands in France decry Macron’s ‘brutal’ policies
• U.S. warns Syrian government not to advance on south
• Satisfying a fast-food craving
• FASHION Soccer stars in league of their own
• Swallowed capsule will enable gut check from inside
• Murals used as message in search for teens
• Why humans get stones, but gorillas rarely do
• Arts have essential role in our scientific future
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Still toking and joking at 80
• Sara Gilbert on the spark that ignited Roseanne’s return
• Sugarland gets back to it
• How Swift is doing more to stop scalpers than Ont. ticket act
• At 79, Ian McKellen has no plans to give up acting
• Royal wedding marked a milestone for Harry, Meghan and the monarchy
• Yanny/Laurel spat has chilling implicatio­ns
• Female chiefs are paving a new road
• Big Tobacco wheels turn slowly
• Attacks on horse carriages are malicious and dangerous
• ‘Saga of three pipelines’ is a full-blown national crisis
• Government managing public lands poorly
• NDP shuts down amalgamati­on aspiration­s
• Parenting program focuses on needs of Indigenous children
• Festival aims to hook kids on joys of live theatre
• A set of vital goals for our region
• Cubans ‘live and breathe baseball’
• Dino-killing asteroid also shaped bird evolution: study
• Veterans’ tribute lit by candleligh­t
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21
• UNWANTED LEGACY
• Bear cub rescued in Alberta for first time since rehab ban lifted

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