Times Colonist - 2018-07-29

• $2.2 million
• Welcome to the 1960s
• David Foster sets his sights on conquering Broadway
• Two Victorians plunge into long-distance swim challenges
• MONIQUE KEIRAN
• CHARLA HUBER
• CALENDAR: Collector car fest, fish-and-game show and more
• Victoria council urged to restore film-commission funding
• Victoria property where fire destroyed heritage house goes on sale for $2.88M
• Wellburn’s site redevelopm­ent plan to be unveiled
• B.C. paramedics respond to 130 suspected overdose calls Friday, the highest in one day
• Plaque in Lytton to honour early Chinese-Canadian settlers
• Lightning sparks Strathcona ‘spot fires’
• Ontario town joins forces as wildfire burns nearby
• Computer project could help save belugas
• Manitoba Liberals to fight cuts
• Mayor slams Ford’s plan to cut council
• Fire tests planned after fuel-container incidents
• Family pays tribute to teenager killed in shooting
• Children die in California blaze
• Priest’s funeral is first for Greek victims
• Muslim Brotherhoo­d leaders among 75 sentenced to death in Egypt
• Pope strips accused cardinal of title
• Love of supernatur­al earns scholar magical opportunit­y
• Spicer accused of racial slur at school
• Weighing the value of family physicians
• Orcas struggle to survive
• Save the history that is being unearthed
• Cubans bring their passion for baseball
• Island rivals on course for showdown in WLA playoffs
• Johnson, Tway, An and Kim share lead after third round
• Canucks draft pick Hughes staying in college
• Jays floored by Sox rally
• Stamps remain unbeaten
• Jimenez keeps calm in the wind
• Thomas set for victory lap
• Cleveland Browns owners remain committed to one-win coach Jackson
• Hamilton masters rain to take pole position
• Harvick and Busch flunk inspection at Pocono
• Vermouth adds punch to clam concoction
• TELEVISION,
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Asylum seekers want their voices heard
• Presence of prostate cancer presents dilemma
• Suicide as news doesn’t mean that we’re better informed
• Facebook tries to reinvent how we watch TV
• Costello back with Imposters for new album
• Mission accomplish­ed
• At ‘80 and a half,’ Fonda says she’s still learning
• Artists bring smiles to Rohingya refugees
• First Nations are being excluded from Columbia River Treaty negotiatio­ns
• Robots are a threat to human interactio­n
• Homelessne­ss: The reasons why it exists
• Fall election could be most vital in years
• Speculatio­n tax is hurting B.C. homeowners, economy
• How to turn our kids into lifelong readers
• Tools for healthier built environmen­ts
• Belfry Theatre aims for more Indigenous presence on stage
• Finding hope and healing at Serenity Farm
• A hard look at housing
• Watch as totem pole takes shape
• Can its genome save the koala?
• Scientists use leaf blowers to see how lizards endure storms
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21
• U.S. court acts to save tiny, threatened porpoises

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