Times Colonist - 2018-07-24

• 18 months for killer driver’s 2nd impaired conviction
• Missing senior’s car found on Cowichan logging road
• Toronto shooter had severe mental illness, his family says
• First Nations remains slow Cordova Bay developmen­t
• Hedley frontman Hoggard faces 3 sex-offence charges
• Community creator leaves Twitter over raunchy 2009 video
• CALENDAR
• Fort Rodd Hill open for visitors, despite renos
• Two B.C. ministries push 10-year high in Ombudspers­on complaints: report
• First Nations seek court injunction to halt Site C
• Tougher rules urged for high-alcohol-serving restaurant­s
• Yoga innovator’s death ruled a fentanyl overdose
• Lightning, wind could undo progress on B.C. wildfires
• One in seven sex-assault cases in 2017 deemed ‘unfounded’: StatCan
• Girl eats 15 pieces of edible pot product: ‘It looked just like a chocolate bar’
• BY-THE-NUMBERS LOOK AT CRIME IN CANADA IN 2017
• ‘Made-in-Banff ’ bison calves born in backcountr­y for first time in 140 years
• Montreal increases age limit for unsupervis­ed youngsters in pools
• Protester who confronted PM pleads not guilty to obstructio­n
• New Prostate Pill Reduces the Urge to Pee Especially At Night
• Security subdues man who approached honour guard on Parliament Hill
• Critical review fuels new calls for immigratio­n-detention reform
• U-bicycle adds value in Victoria
• Ministers pitch fair river treaty at summit
• Praise Trump for his peacemakin­g
• Judges are overreachi­ng
• More apprentice­s with NDP plan
• Victoria needs Uber now
• Sears retirees ask court for retailer’s last funds
• Canada to resettle Syria’s White Helmets
• Commoditie­s weigh TSX, loonie slides
• Canada challenges ‘illegal’ U.S. tariffs on solar panels
• BP Canada cleared to resume East Coast drilling
• Tesla investors worried over carmaker’s finances
• Fiat Chrysler shaken without visionary CEO behind wheel
• U.S. securities agent gets prison time for millions in fraud
• Fire strikes one of Saskatchew­an town’s largest employers, dealership razed
• Trump warns Iran not to threaten U.S. ‘or you will suffer’
• Macron’s security aide ‘dumbfounde­d’ by storm around him
• Wildfires near Athens kill 20, gut resorts
• Three teens arrested after officer killed in Seattle-area car chase
• Seniors, students share housing load
• Drug-addicted teens need schools to aid recovery, parents say
• Vancouver-raised Seth Rogen strolls Walk of Fame
• Employee health benefits need closer look: expert
• Plastic packaging not proven to raise cancer risk; avoid BPA
• Volunteeri­ng: Symphony Splash, Dragon Boat festival
• Burly everyman a rising star
• Bob Newhart has a new gig — talk-show host
• Stars show support for Greektown
• Equalizer better than competitio­n
• HOROSCOPE
• Two Island courses in spotlight
• Lefties tame ’Cats for series sweep
• Canadian teams struggle at sevens World Cup
• Island zone golden at B.C. Summer Games
• Manziel eager to help struggling Als
• Gordon to miss start of Browns camp to deal with addiction
• Molinari survives wild day at British Open
• Merritt wins rain-soaked Barbasol
• Furyk still not ready to commit to Woods for the Ryder Cup
• Twenty Canadians to tee it up at PGA’s RBC Canadian Open
• Deal nears to send Davies to Bayern Munich
• Garcia sharp but Blue Jays can’t contain Twins
• Beasley latest veteran to join LeBron’s Lakers
• Mets say hand surgery likely to end Tebow’s season
• Resilient Hamilton revels in adversity
• Harvick surges to another NASCAR win
• French cycling fans draw ire of top Tour team
• Formula 1 says no race in Miami until at least 2020

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