Times Colonist - 2018-06-23

• Victoria-bound Iraqi families caught in a world of red tape
• Lucky No. 13 hits a home run for the HarbourCat­s
• For Olympian, mental health crisis was a life changer
• United spaces near Seattle
• Brazil rights ship with late surge
• Venice at night: a magical affair
• CALENDAR: Legend of Shaolin, JazzFest, Tour des Iles
• Electoral reform groups get $500,000 each
• Students get ahead on safety with crushing experience
• Can you solve locket mystery?
• Teenager made up rape tale, accused tells jury
• Islander takes helm of Maritime Forces Pacific
• Art school asks school district to delay eviction
• Drowning toll in B.C. hits five in June
• Charges dropped against man who shot at prowlers
• Young mom jailed for life in murder of teen stabbed 200 times
• Giant hogweed burns, blinds and takes over, conservanc­y warns
• More than 1,000 charges laid in Toronto gang crackdown
• DNA leads to murder charges in 1986 cases in Tacoma
• Woman who shot boyfriend in videotaped stunt resisted
• For immigrants, still no word on when they will be reunited
• Malta should take ship full of migrants, Italian minister says
• Group files suit alleging lawyers denied access to immigrants in prison
• Odds are poor for fish farms
• Doing a referendum right
• Amalgamati­on won’t save in short term
• Check environmen­tal impact of fish farms
• Cannabis dispensari­es brace for Oct. 17
• Police forces beef up officer training, roadside screening for pot
• Canucks draft highly touted American defenceman
• Crude price jump lifts TSX to record
• Ottawa strikes deal with Davie Shipyard for 3 new icebreaker­s
• Weak data on inflation, retail cloud central bank’s next step
• BlackBerry revenue beats Q1 estimates but stock falls
• NEB approves modified Burnaby terminal plans for pipeline
• BP Canada reports spill of fluids in exploratio­n area off Nova Scotia
• PM fined $100 for undisclose­d gift from P.E.I.
• Help arrives for Canada as Mack returns to lineup
• Wave teams eye provincial titles
• Closing scene for Pirates producer
• Misfortune creates opportunit­y to appreciate beauty of nature
• Sea, kosher salt difference­s call for measured response
• Involve the children in decorating their rooms
• DESIGN RECIPES Clever use of mirrors can do the creative work for you
• Cook like the pros: Steam-assist ovens now available for homes
• Living walls a growing trend
• A leader’s gender rally cry
• ‘Hot Dog Water’ seller in Vancouver gets money, laughs to prove a point
• Sweden tops, Canada in top 10 of most reputable countries
• HEALTH Getting to root of ‘chemobrain’
• Fatigue after prostate cancer issue of low testostero­ne
• TOURISM Disneyland’s women empowered
• Union officials at Disney resort ignored members’ wishes to quit
• Exercise is the best medicine
• Roseanne spinoff drops Roseanne
• Gender stereotype­s flipped in novel look at rape culture
• China blocks John Oliver on social media
• Summer lineup offers gems for all preference­s
• Work is play for Toronto’s Raptors Uprising gamers
• It’s a free-for-all
• Famed Big Sur Highway 1 to reopen in late July
• Mormons post questions asked during interviews with youth
• In judgmental world, look at others favourably
• Pope visits World Council of Churches
• Roadside motels make a retro-chic comeback
• HOROSCOPE

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