Times Colonist - 2021-01-24

• One year after Takaya’s death, the wolf ’s memory lives on
• Saanich, Victoria councillor­s urge national action on drug ODs
• Designing new mask for Canuck an act of reconcilia­tion for artist
• Racism challenge is personal for new U.S. defence chief
• Taxi companies lose court bid to quash Uber, Lyft approvals in B.C.
• No foul play suspected after burned body of homeless person found in North Van
• Cowichan Tribes still facing racism in wake of COVID outbreak
• Nanaimo must grant former staffer’s access to informatio­n requests
• Canadian company’s rapid test for COVID-19 approved by feds
• British doctors seek review of 12-week gap between vaccine doses
• Canada Post tells workers to self-isolate after outbreak at facility
• O’Toole defends his decision to back, then oust, right-winger Sloan
• Diplomats have online meeting with Canadian held in China
• 3,000 arrested as protesters demand release of Russian opposition leader
• Biden makes first calls to Trudeau, Lopez Obrador amid tensions
• French leader tells child sex abuse victims ‘we believe you’
• Broadcasti­ng giant Larry King dies at 87
• B.C.’s plans for vaccinatio­n offers sports a way forward
• Perry scores in debut as Canadiens down Canucks
• Virus just latest obstacle Benn has overcome
• Korda moves within two shots of Kang at LPGA opener
• After a 4-0 weekend, time to choose teams for Super Bowl
• Jets get Dubois in deal that takes Laine to Columbus
• Pacific FC’s Bustos sees Canada going in right direction at camp
• RCMP calls off search for sunken scallop dragger
• Aloha shirts favoured by anti-government ‘boogaloos’ link symbol of peace to violence
• Capitol attack reflects extremist evolution in U.S. over decades
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• Black bean soup with shrimp a quick, easy pantry recipe for a weeknight
• Warm meals for cold times
• Spanish omelette makes tasty vegetarian dinner
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• VOLUNTEERI­NG: Saanich Police, Nature Trails Society
• Monarch butterfly population moving closer to extinction
• Dry January moist for some as 2021 gets off to rocky start
• Had COVID-19? You should still get the vaccine
• Collection of stories a showcase for author’s mastery of voice
• Gardner returns with sharply written, tension-filled yarn
• Explore new countries and cultures in Noah’s Flying Car
• Late-night TV rejoices in Biden, the ‘brand-new, very old president’
• And album of year goes to ... Emily Lazar
• Epik High frontman still haunted by fallout from false rumours
• Get your Times paper — now it’s digital, bringing decades of stories to life
• Bruce Hutchison led a distinguis­hed roster of Times editors
• One day at a time, nearly a century of history unfolds at the Times
• >>> Program connects adults with developmen­tal disabiliti­es
• Bad management bears some blame for high case rates, with puzzling anomalies
• Residentia­l wood burning one of main human sources of air pollution
• Unlearning racism starts with learning more about those different from you
• Virus not spreading at Ts’i’ts’uwatul’ Lelum a testament to leadership and guidelines
• Post-COVID, we’ll need the Great Reconnect — to people and to nature
• Lovely lighthouse book celebrates guardians of the sea
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