Times Colonist - 2016-10-20

• Politician­s’ time shift for traffic draws tide of outrage
• Routine ultrasound bookings back soon
• JOHN FOGERTY ROLLS BACK INTO TOWN
• Final debate: Trump refuses to say he will accept election results
• > $6.1 million in borrowing recommende­d to complete two more phases of E&N trail from Langford to Victoria,
• New lottery prize: $1,000 a day
• Cheese wheel broke girl’s leg, suit says
• CALENDAR: Pepe Romero and Friends, Our Town
• Thousands in B.C. to shake it up and drill down for the Big One
• Farms’ a-maze-ing survival tactics
• 74-year-old sets sail toward new record
• A life’s work, with women at its heart
• Take care out there, pedestrian­s warned
• Victoria council down to business on new budget
• MLA’s former assistant gets delay in court hearing
• Trial begins for four accused of smuggling 492 Tamils to B.C.
• Lululemon may move head office out of Vancouver
• Portland gas blast injures 8
• VSB situation casts doubts on trustees’ role
• NDP quota policy theatre of the absurd
• Don’t impede sewage project
• Ditch hospital parking fees
• Lottery corporatio­n takes measured approach
• Asperger’s not basis for euthanasia request
• Luxury bus doesn’t fit West Shore demographi­cs
• Company sued by Steve Nash will continue to use his name
• Appeals court sides with Canada Post on community mailbox spat
• Bank of Canada drops growth outlook, cites housing, export dips
• Blue Jays season ends with loss to Cleveland
• Crude-oil price hits 15-month high
• Alberta premier promises details on coal-cutting plan
• Health concerns raised in East Coast hydro project
• Base grain shipments on fact, not rhetoric, asserts CP Rail
• SNC-Lavalin generated power without licence, fined $75,000
• Tax-dodging dentist gets five years after ignoring fine
• Victoria junior curlers aim to be right at home for national championsh­ips
• Ticats’ star Banks suspended after failing drug test
• Cubs’ offence awakens to punish Dodgers
• Victoria’s Sihota on the rise in junior tennis world
• What’s in a start? Canucks fans hope a whole lot
• Packers need real Rodgers to show up
• Messi hat trick lifts Barca past Man City
• Canadian Finals Rodeo not riding out of Edmonton, after all
• HOROSCOPE
• GARY KARR’S SWAN SONG
• CRITICS’ PICKS
• OUR TOWN, DOWN TO THE BARE BONES
• PBS doc gives behind-scenes view of Hamilton
• Musicians play original score during horror film
• British ensemble brings sounds of In Nomine
• A night to lift your spirits
• The difference is in the details at Island Classic 2016
• Rate of oral cancer in men soars
• More than 200,000 new cancer cases in 2016
• Zika families call for help
• Hold onto mementoes from your good times
• Taking a stand against public incivility
• Celebratin­g Sidney’s Best!
• Via Choralis: Enriching lives and cultivatin­g community through choral music
• Programs and equipment for residentia­l care at the heart of new Saanich Peninsula Hospital Foundation fundraisin­g campaign
• Downtown Sidney invites families to celebrate Halloween
• Profound grief over husband’s death ends ability to cry
• Probiotics gain in popularity as multivitam­ins fade: study
• House price dip predicted
• College’s goal: $48.5-million health building
• Family turns cancer into ‘positive’
• Capital region mayors eye Victoria-Langford commuter train service
• Giving thanks at Our Place
• Shelter reopens after renovation
• Oak Bay OKs $21.5-million sewer upgrade
• Trees come down for interchang­e
• Unassuming but deadly fungi popping up all around town
• 74-year-old sailor sets sights on a new sea-going goal
• City police now carry life-saving naloxone spray

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