Times Colonist - 2016-11-12

• Rememberin­g the fallen: three personal journeys
• Wildflower hit maker was ‘a one in million’ pop artist
• Port Angeles goes to pot
• Digging deep for military data
• PAYING TRIBUTE TO LEONARD COHEN
• CULTURAL GEMS NEAR VENICE
• Robert Vaughn played debonair TV spy
• High waves challenge tug’s recovery
• Medallion applicatio­ns a rich resource
• Slain suspect had criminal motives, took hostage: chief
• Police watchdog decries suicides after arrests, lack of body cameras
• Canada committed to NATO, Sajjan says, despite Trump threats
• Royals end trip to discordant Bahrain
• Thousands fear return to shadows
• Trump chooses Pence over Christie to lead transition team
• Day 1 is too late for learning on the job
• Canadian political DNA might protect us
• Flu control is in our hands
• We should be worried
• What Canadians can learn from Trump’s victory
• ‘Mentally ill’ label can worsen emotional distress
• TLC bringing new plan to creditors
• Casino data theft eyed as class-action lawsuit
• Rebels set to tackle Hilltops for national title
• TSX, gold plunge on Trump concerns
• Computer woes ground flights
• Top Republican in senate asks Trump to approve pipeline
• New U.S. laws could benefit Canadian marijuana sector
• Russia to block LinkedIn after user-data ruling
• UVic women survive poor first half to upend Dinos for first win
• Royals fend off Americans
• Grizzlies overpower Kings
• Canada in Ireland for rugby Test
• Rielly lifts Leafs past Flyers
• Long wait over as Lindros enters Hall
• Hurricanes’ Bickell diagnosed with MS
• Big teams dominate en route to Russia 2018
• Canada ends soccer year with another loss
• A celebratio­n of Canadiana
• Panel offers advice to budding doc makers
• Jamie Oliver explores good food choices in new show
• Spotlight falls on gamers
• Museum says sorry for African exhibition that sparked racism claims
• Satirists attempt to nail Trump
• Poignant resting place for final victim
• Little People walking tall in hall
• French spa town noted for its mineral water is easy to fall for
• Feminist challenges hardline Saudi clerics
• Religion has built a togetherne­ss across boundaries
• Switching drugs may not fix hip pain
• Doctors say we’re taking too many Vitamin D pills
• Greece benefits from stability with more visits
• Don’t leave good manners behind at the boarding gate
• Where you stay can be main attraction
• Visitors gripped by dinosaur exhibits
• A forever home on the beach
• Debbie Travis
• Reena Nerbas
• Helen Chesnut
• Stars dancer adds a flip to his routine
• High-end brands fire outdoor kitchens
• Check out the smell from your furnace
• Combining blue and black creates a powerful look
• Google smart speaker still a work in progress
• Facebook sued for bias over housing ads

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