Times Colonist - 2020-05-07

• B.C.’s ‘restart plan’ to roll out bit by bit, starting in mid-May
• TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Hard-hit local shops get creative during pandemic,
• HELPING THOSE IN NEED: Give at RapidRelie­fFund.ca. A special donation,
• Province walks fine line between stressing public and spread of virus
• A ‘dry run’ for some, but most students to go back in September
• Hair, nails and waxing — and face shields?
• There’s no place for fans at sporting events
• Victoria’s businesses relieved, concerned
• Some parks opening
• Alberta oilsands firms relieved of some environmen­tal testing
• Salvation Army equipped with new food truck
• Canada at millionth COVID test, but numbers still falling short
• Moment of silence at plant for Cargill worker who died
• Pharmacist­s in the lurch as drug shortage continues
• Feds to aid seniors facing cost increases
• Ceremony held for naval crash victims
• Man dead, Mountie hurt after highway shootout
• SPECIAL DELIVERY
• Scientist who gave virus alert quits over lockdown breach
• Market crowds bedevil India
• Europe facing a ‘historic’ recession
• Russian doctors fall from hospital windows, two die
• Canada adds $75M to F-35 developmen­t
• ‘I was helping Venezuelan­s take back control’
• Samsung heir apologizes over management, union busting
• On a mission to keep the beer flowing
• What does local stand for?
• TSX inches up, Shopify beats RBC as top Canadian company
• Carnival cancels Alaska cruises
• GM to restart some Ontario production next week, most week after
• Sun Life seeing interest in insurance even as revenues dip: CEO
• ‘Substantia­l doubt’ about our future: Norwegian Cruise Line
• Barrick Gold removes suspended gold mine output from guidance
• NBA heads toward restarting with extreme caution
• Clowney plays up return to Seahawks
• Merkel gives green light for Bundesliga to kick off
• Forced isolation takes toll
• The case for tips during pandemic
• Curriculum for coping
• Pandemic anger hits at relationsh­ips
• Vaccines boost immune system
• Director Alice Wu back with romance inspired by Cyrano de Bergerac
• CBS-TV renews 23 series
• Michael McClure was Beat poet
• Documentar­y hints at Obama’s next chapter
• Tasty tostadas, with a B.C. twist
• New health-care clinic opens doors to patients in James Bay
• Municipali­ties cutting property tax increases
• Beware of accordivir­us: it’s catchy
• CRISIS IN THE SHADOWS
• Need a laugh? Step right up to this Cadboro Bay boy’s joke stand
• Vic High’s two-year reno set for August
• Tubing banned on Cowichan River this summer
• One year later: Caretaker a suspect in Plaza Hotel fire that likely killed him
• Reef fish ‘highly vulnerable’ to rising water temperatur­es
• Costs to get Island rail line running again: $326M, $552M, $595M, $729M

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