Times Colonist - 2018-09-04

• Grateful Dead box set has a double Island connection
• Long weekend encounters show region’s wild nature
• Tent-city fire a warning, Saanich deputy fire chief says
• UVic program preps students for tech world
• Groups call for Mexico to continue search for 43 students
• Pastor’s eulogy for Queen of Soul draws flak
• CALENDAR
• Sick orca spotted alive after declared missing
• Holiday an opportunit­y to celebrate labour: Horgan
• Island Health debuts program to help families cope with MD-assisted dying
• Arrest after Whitecaps game explained
• B.C. students learning for ‘real life,’ some provincial exams scrapped
• China’s Xi pledges $60B in financing for Africa
• Pope’s remedy to those seeking scandal: prayer and silence
• Man shot dead at homicide victim’s Toronto memorial
• Myanmar court sentences journalist­s to 7 years in jail
• Conviction­s a blow to human rights: Freeland
• Years of neglect blamed for Rio museum blaze
• New bridge should be a source of civic pride
• B.C. should do its own review of Trans Mountain project
• B.C.’s penalties are too light for causing fires
• Building pipeline would violate rights
• Alberta Labour Day battle goes Stamps’ way
• Royals’ youth passing coach’s early tests
• New coach Ford setting expectatio­ns for SFU football in first year at helm
• Canadian women stymie Brazil in soccer friendly
• Djokovic still rolling at U.S. Open
• Viagra’s Sex Pill Monopoly Is Over
• DeChambeau delivers another FedEx Cup win
• Alex rallies for first LPGA title
• Stroman struggles in return
• Bell still a no-show as Steelers’ opener nears
• EDUCATION Students lead mental-health push
• Cemetery a portal into B.C. history
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Avoid colds + flu this fall
• WINTER MOUNTAIN TRAIN: A BUCKET-LIST JOURNEY INTO THE SNOWY ROCKIES
• Endorsing Companions­hip
• Staying Fit After 50
• Healthy Active Aging
• Back to class not just for kids
• RETURN to HEALTH
• KELSEY DEFENDS HER RIGHT TO CANCEL HER GYM MEMBERSHIP
• Enjoy your bath in a safe walk-in tub
• 7 Signs You Should Invest in a Walk-In Tub
• Tourists, young sharks enjoy Cape Cod beaches
• Korean war vet finds doctors’ views change on blood pressure
• Volunteeri­ng: Alzheimer Society; Our Place
• Oscar-winner Jenkins has tough act to follow
• Dystopian Purge inspired by news headlines
• A low-key rom-com for Gen X
• First Man generating festival buzz
• Floyd’s Diner stakes claim on James Bay corner
• Trump’s pollution rules rollback lethal in American coal country
• Tech billionair­e returns to Beijing after sexual-misconduct arrest
• Trump attacks union leader for defending Canada in NAFTA deal
• Make robots pay taxes? Detailing ideas that adapt to ever-changing workforce
• Revamped labour code will focus on work-life balance, part-time workers
• Quebec parties promising minimum-wage hike to $15

Times Colonist - 2018-09-02

Times Colonist - 2018-09-05