Times Colonist - 2018-07-27

• Saanich police probe guards’ use of force in Uptown arrest
• B.C. Ferries puts out orders to build five new ships
• New model for building projects will boost costs up to 7%: B.C.
• Assault victims at care facility getting support
• STEVE WALLACE
• Habitat for Humanity looks for big land donation
• Victoria adding $100,000 to clean up after tenters
• Pot investor battles U.S.-entry ban
• Island man faces slew of charges over calls
• CALENDAR: Flamenco Festival, Dîner en Blanc
• Coercing union membership goes too far
• Nanaimo, tent city residents divided over fire regulation­s
• Driver injured in train collision awarded $2.4-million damages
• Minister to chiefs: Hold Ottawa accountabl­e
• Asylum seekers costing $200M: Ontario
• NDP breaks another election promise
• Bugs in the bay
• City-dwellers don’t need guns
• Tenters less visible, but still there
• Pro-gun group: Oust firearms committee VP
• Trial likely this year for man in model’s alleged kidnapping
• Dad convicted in tot’s death suffered from battered spouse syndrome: Defence
• U.S. trade czar calls Canada security threat in defence of steel tariffs
• Greece’s deadly wildfires linked to arson
• Energy sector drives TSX into the black
• Federal government wants AI to fix kinks in benefit services
• Oilsands upbeat on future after Q2 gains, pains
• Texas company cleared to put 3D-printed gun designs on web
• Federal AG to probe contentiou­s fighter-jet capability gap
• Khan claims win in Pakistan with vows on poverty, U.S. ties
• Man explodes small bomb outside U.S. Embassy in Beijing
• Paris police: Misunderst­anding over ‘bomb’ behind return of Air China plane
• Record temperatur­es fry Britain
• Fugitives for 18 years tracked down
• Kitchens get female flavour
• Badly behaved dogs die early, study says
• Cavill says Cruise nixed his Mission: Impossible stunt
• Designers get break at Hudson’s Bay
• Einstein proved right again
• Dog days of summer just that in Korea
• Thyroid medication ‘failure’ calls for further investigat­ion
• Show that sparked Indigenous debate axed
• Hedley singer’s court case put over
• Cruise risks all for MI fans
• Publishers jump on rise in audiobooks
• McCartney goes back to where Beatles started
• HOROSCOPE
• Victorian named MVP of field-hockey tourney
• ’Rocks call up juniors to build forces against Adanacs
• Determined HarbourCat­s complete sweep of the Sweets
• Blue Jays trade Happ to N.Y. Yankees
• Ronaldo reaches deal to end Spain tax case
• Davies excited to play with Bayern Munich soccer stars
• NBA’s Hawks lower concession prices and acquire Vince Carter
• Garrigus leads in first round as rain sees play suspended
• Unified women’s hockey league seen as a priority
• Canadian triathlete excited for home race in Edmonton
• Dylan Kim takes lead for women’s amateur title
• Reilly throws 4 TD passes as Eskimos down Als 44-23
• Another safety holdout dims start of Seahawks camp
• Calgary UFC bout still key for Alvarez, Poirier with McGregor back in the mix
• Bombers’ Harris hopes to continue rushing rampage with visiting Argos
• Demare wins one for home team at Tour de France
• Despite lead, Hamilton says Ferrari has F1 upper hand
• Tiny crossover offers big value
• Tips to make your summer drive better
• Does changing one tire mean changing them all?
• A utility vehicle with both gusto and luxury
• A classic Jag for the electric era
• Here’s the best diesel pickup on the market
• Dodge challenges you to take the Redeye
• Resilient Hamilton thrives on F1 adversity
• Vettel: Small mistake came at big cost for team
• Audi sounds off on e-Tron ‘concert hall’
• Will Tesla’s Chinese plant ever get built?
• How OnStar staff prepare to save your life
• Tempest an attempt to hold off the Beetle

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