Times Colonist - 2023-02-02

• ‘Monumental’ change: New system hikes pay for family physicians
• ‘Green’ concrete lays foundation in Langford for multi-school campus
• Updated paperwork required to legalize Twitter HQ bedrooms
• Owners of Honeymoon Bay property undeterred by Appeal Court decision, will try again for building permit
• B.C. hires former Alberta chief medical officer for temporary post
• Southern Vancouver Island salmon projects get funding
• B.C. study finds dead salmon make plants grow bigger
• Study: Shark and ray population­s rebounding in northwest Atlantic
• Ottawa caught off guard by Sask. request for COVID-19 help
• Liberals eye delaying expansion of assisted dying
• Jury makes recommenda­tions after inquest into Vancouver police officer’s suicide
• Former Alberta premier Kenney accepts role in Calgary law firm
• Anti-Islamophob­ia official apologizes for comments that ‘hurt’ Quebecers
• Tories vote to send Liberal child-care bill to committee for study
• Dances with Wolves actor to be charged in U.S., might have victims in Canada: police
• Private school near Montreal ignored racism complaints, rights group says
• Victoria voters chose the missing middle
• The Maritime Museum and the future of history
• New generation will do better with our forests
• U.S. winter storm causes 3rd day of dangerous, icy conditions
• Taliban asks Pakistan not to blame them for violence
• Competitio­n Bureau to investigat­e industry claims of sustainabl­e forestry management
• TC Energy raises expected cost of Coastal GasLink project to $14.5 billion
• TSX steady amid energy woes, U.S. markets see some gains
• Biden administra­tion OKs oil drilling in Alaska
• Anti-Asian hate ‘runs the gamut,’ Yelp reviews show as tech efforts to remove racist content ramp up
• U.S. fines GoodRx for sharing health data
• Close friend thinks everything is all about her
• Women do benefit from taking statin drugs
• Want to try a no-buy challenge? Here’s what you should consider
• Bedard continues filling WHL arenas across Western Canada
• Comox’s MacKenzie named to Canada team for U-17 CONCACAF championsh­ip
• Harden off to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
• Herdman shoots down rumours, says he’s staying as Canada coach
• Star power at Pebble comes mostly from amateurs
• CRITIC’S PICKS: Bruce Cockburn, Victoria Symphony, Tony Furtado trio
• OutStages draws local, touring artists for ninth annual queer theatre fest
• Willie and George Michael among Rock Hall nominees
• Osbourne cancels shows
• Riseboroug­h’s Oscar nod draws heated debate
• Prying eyes: Neighbours win privacy feud with U.K. art gallery
• Pamela Anderson tells her own story in Netflix documentar­y
• Why Retirement Living Communitie­s aren’t just for Seniors Who Need Extra Care
• Your Pharmacist is a medication expert that can help you better understand your medication­s
• “A Cook’s Dilemma”
• Luxury living with exceptiona­l club-like amenities
• EASE INTO AN EXERCISE PROGRAM
• Their Final Journey: A Pallbearer­s’ Role in the Funeral Service
• The Perfect Time to Rediscover Canada with Mile Zero Tours
• Benefits of walk-in tubs
• Mayfair Optometric Clinic
• Hockey stick at U.S. ice centre would be bigger than Duncan’s
• Victoria OKs missing middle housing
• Victoria clears $14M upgrade of park washrooms
• Jerk chicken brings Jamaican flair to tasty triple-bean chili
• UVic plots housing project, but ice rink to stay for now
• Goose-cull plan encounters little opposition so likely to f ly
• Spongy-moth spraying planned for parts of Island this spring
• Island to get earthquake early-alert system in ’24
• Saanich police recruit a four-legged presence to comfort officers, public

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