Times Colonist - 2018-08-16

• Ex-navy officer faces sex charges
• Dog days for casting calls
• B.C. declares state of emergency as wildfires plague much of province
• FRINGE FEST
• Why city family opted to ‘just do it’
• Capital region sends crews to fight fires
• CALENDAR: Fin de Fiesta Flamenco, The Cliffes
• McKenna: Pulling statue no way to address dark past
• > Federal government wants to create residentia­l school holiday,
• Memorial today honours advocate for RCMP officers facing sexual harassment
• Sunken tugboat partially raised
• Pressure mounts on Sheer to oust maverick Bernier from Tory caucus
• Liberal MP accused of honouring anti-Semite
• Fredericto­n funeral to be huge
• How millions in Humboldt Broncos donations are split is up to committee
• Police chiefs to study spike in gun violence
• Montreal wants ban on handguns, assault rifles
• Italian bridge toll hits 39; state of emergency declared
• Trump yanks ex-CIA chief’s security clearance
• Spacewalke­rs fling satellites, add bird tracker
• Australian senator calls for ‘final solution’ on immigratio­n
• Lights create traffic jams
• Mayors want a taste of pot revenue
• Beliefs on homeless are self-perpetuati­ng
• A new statutory holiday
• Women seeking business loans face bigger barriers, study says
• New Zealand bans most foreigners from buying homes
• Junior hockey camps set to open on Island
• Global growth jitters batter commoditie­s
• Global alcohol giant spends $5B to boost cannabis stake
• Refusing service to customers can leave retailers feeling backlash
• Gun makers up in arms over Shopify’s ban on firearms
• TFC rolls over ’Caps for another Canadian title
• Raonic win in Cincinnati sets up all-Canadian showdown with Shapovalov
• Als place Manziel in concussion protocol
• Canadian Little League stars set to shine
• Canadian Barrett shines in Duke preseason debut
• Broken finger puts Seahawks’ rookie on shelf
• Gordon breaks tie to help Mariners close gap on Athletics
• Ottawa intervenes to get Whalley player to Williamspo­rt
• PGA’s bubble players in spotlight at Wyndham
• CRITICS’ PICKS
• Remember Vanilla Ice? He topped the charts with hits in the 1990s, and he and other music stars from that era are back with a rap and hip-hop nostalgia tour that hits Victoria’s Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre on Wednesday.
• Firing of Guardians director shocks cast
• MOVIES ‘Surreal,’ tears of joy among reactions to Crazy Rich Asians
• Batwoman Rose goes offline after trolls lash out at new role
• America’s Got Talent — to keep strong ratings
• Classes aimed at getting talent online
• Pop-rap pioneers come around again
• Painter captured minutiae of home
• Court puts back case of Hedley frontman until next month
• When Fleetwood Mac comes calling
• Buckingham going on tour to promote solo collection
• Riders of all ages ready for Hesjedal’s Tour de Victoria
• Every dog can have its day at Pet-A-Palooza
• The art of book-making on display at university
• Flavour Trails take tastebuds on journey
• Google knows where you’ve been
• How to stop tech company following you
• What’s right retirement income?
• Scientists scrutinize online dating
• Patient upset by doctor’s seeming rejection
• Do it Right or Do it Over
• Farm Fresh Feasts and Flavours on the Peninsula
• Retail Therapy
• Eco Cruise
• Help Clean up our Peninsula Beaches
• Explore Seven Vineyards on the Saanich Peninsula
• MORE FROM OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS
• New rental housing constructi­on booms in West Shore
• Concert makes a real symphonic Splash
• After 25 hours of strong currents, swimmer lands victorious
• Big Splash crowd praised for tidiness
• Gymnasts’ gym opens doors
• UVic to give student housing a boost with $200M project
• Victoria to pay $28,000 to fund crossing guards
• Rack of lamb makes great supper
• Where can people use cannabis?
• First Nations elder put focus on education
• Red-light cameras now recording 24/7

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