Times Colonist - 2018-09-02

• New Crystal Pool could push parking into streets: city staff
• A whale of an idea: Make the Salish Sea a national marine park
• Man stabbed several times at Metchosin work site; arrest made
• MONIQUE KEIRAN
• CHARLA HUBER
• Trump: Canada ‘will be out’ of NAFTA if there’s no deal
• Assaults alarm nurses at psychiatri­c hospital
• CALENDAR: Saanich Fair, Blues Bash
• Bouncing back after deep dive into drugs
• B.C. suit against drug firms ‘a step in right direction’
• Trans Mountain ruling leaves workers and firms in limbo
• New wildfires fought near Penticton
• Pepper spray discharges on flight
• Railway deal transports optimism back to Churchill
• Stabbings thought to have terrorist motive
• In death, as he did in life, McCain defies Trump
• Look up, rescuers! Hunter upside down in tree for two days
• Police stop anti-immigrant march
• Pair told to turn over cash raised for homeless man
• Drive home message about fire safety
• Macdonald’s statue removal is classic Macdonald politics
• Labour Day a day for reflection and action
• B.C. government fights against odds
• Emily Moore the stuff of Legends
• Why Roughrider­s’ Collaros loves Labour Day weekends
• Whitecaps hold off Quakes for vital win
• Prado has three RBIs in his return as Marlins down Jays
• Federer plays one of his greatest shots
• Cleveland pins Series hopes on Donaldson
• Woods not sitting still at TPC Boston
• Liverpool gets away with win despite goalkeeper’s mistake
• Maxwell placed on injured reserve
• Hall leads Portland Classic by two
• Ground for better flavour
• Rapper Snoop goes from crook to cook
• Seaweed fed to cows aims to curb gas
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Shaking the stoner stereotype
• Tune up your heart in 30 days
• Rememberin­g a role model and bias buster
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21 X 21
• Rocker remembered as punk pioneer
• Writer reflects on mourning, death
• Little Stranger not strange enough
• The stars to watch at Toronto festival
• Was Begbie really a ‘hanging judge’?
• Co-ops pitch in for ‘learning garden’
• Our schools are failing our children
• More to ‘courtesy’ than meets the eye
• K-12 immersion not the only way to parlez
• Best practices aid municipal transparen­cy
• Our systems inevitably lead to bad choices
• Solutions for loneliness need innovation, vision

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