Times Colonist - 2020-10-24

• Results might not be known for weeks
• Great expectatio­ns: Star orca has ‘quite a baby bump’
• City asks landlords to help house homeless
• B.C. COVID-19 cases surpass 200 again
• Beyond boundaries on matters of taste
• House passes to a new generation
• Bloated public-sector salaries ‘dangerous’ for Iraq
• Indigenous leaders gather on highway in support of Mi’kmaq
• $30,000 raised for family of arborist killed in Oak Bay
• Here’s what you need to know to cast your vote in today’s election
• Leaders makes last-day pitches
• Snap vote coloured by COVID, gaffes
• B.C. developers bring the extraordin­ary to the edge of downtown Victoria
• Seattle police used excessive force, says watchdog
• National chief calls for ouster of Brenda Lucki as head of RCMP
• Trudeau touts vaccine deals as Canada notches new daily record in COVID-19 cases
• Most travellers since March rated ‘essential’, avoid quarantine
• Some hospitals in crisis as U.S. nears high for COVID-19 cases
• Medical exam cancelled for residents seeking licence
• Hate-motivated graffiti at National War Memorial under investigat­ion
• Bike lanes mean more time in cars
• Most unique election is also most expensive
• A new way to elect our legislatur­e
• Ontario homicide victim identified as Iranian-Canadian human-rights activist
• Feds see border chaos, backlogs unless refugee pact extended
• Doctor says he’s unable to determine if N.B. shooter criminally responsibl­e
• Canada, Alberta sign deal to protect caribou
• Henry wants to see fewer spectators on the sidelines
• Buehler stars for Dodgers
• WHL allows temporary transfers to junior leagues
• Saskatchew­an curling team considers moving to Alta.
• Fast start pays off as Thomas grabs lead
• Mighty Heart looking to end Canadian Triple Crown drought
• Whitecaps enter final stretch in must-win mode
• Tory motion could deter production of PPE, firms fear
• Poles vent fury after court further restricts abortions
• Nunavut minister loses position over social-media post
• Asteroid samples falling out of spacecraft
• Fisherman’s Wharf fuel dock feels pain from the pandemic
• I feel numb from all the racism, N.S. First Nation fisherman says
• Le Chateau plans to close with loss of 1,400 jobs
• North American stocks end another flat week ahead of U.S. election
• Trends that drove lumber prices to record highs likely to continue: Canfor CEO
• Alberta to stop limits on oil production in December
• Farmers lose bid to ban ‘ veggie burger’
• Prosecutor­s want 10 years for alleged bitcoin fraudster
• Suicide rate in U.S. fell last year after decade of steady rise
• Canadian seniors overcoming anxieties to adopt online banking
• New husband should take the high road in crisis over stepdaught­er’s wedding
• Older workers face higher job losses amid pandemic
• Study finds coronaviru­s can live on skin for 9 hours; but don’t panic, experts say
• New onset of ‘lazy eye’ could indicate serious problem with nerve
• Italy probes why women’s names mark aborted fetuses’ graves
• The challenge of moving forward in the pandemic
• Yom Kippur Zoom reunites survivors of Holocaust 71 years later
• Will cruise industry continue with mega-ships?
• New Vegas casino set to open, pandemic or not
• Faith, family and friendship focus of singer-songwriter’s new album
• Handler’s personal ‘Evolution’ inspires new special
• Lighting designer is an asset when planning a new build or reno
• There is no such thing as a restricted proxy meeting
• Free cosmos seeds sparked lifelong love of gardening
• Surprising things renters insurance covers, leaves out
• Small changes can add sparkle to your kitchen
• Washing your bedding requires greater care during the pandemic
• Experts advise staying close to home this Halloween

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