Times Colonist - 2021-07-15

• Isitt resigns Indigenous committee position after Pacheedaht cite ‘offensive’ behaviour
• Cruise ships back in 2022? Word today
• Navy launches push to replace sub fleet
• First Nations leaders criticize police fatal shooting of Indigenous man
• B.C. overhauls ambulance service
• Fire destroyed Duncan business; no one hurt
• Home away from home opens for north Island families
• Whale’s death a reminder for mariners to slow down: researcher
• Kuper Island radar work to resume soon
• Penelakut grave finds are heartbreak­ing, mayor says
• Two more First Nations search for graves
• Fifth victim pulled from the rubble of crane collapse in Kelowna
• Black Montreal man arrested wrongfully for assault sues for $1.2M
• Immigratio­n refusal rate on compassion­ate grounds rising: data
• Wildfire smoke to affect much of B.C. until fall: meteorolog­ist
• Civilian drones temporaril­y shut down wildfire fighting operation near Nakusp
• Wildfires in U.S. West threaten parched Native American lands
• Singh: NDP infrastruc­ture projects would use Canadian-made products
• After bad hiccups, Bolsonaro may need intestinal surgery: MDs
• PM announces $25M to expand GE wind turbine plant in Gaspé
• Proper trail placement is needed in parks
• Read up on history before taking action
• Outdoor prizes such as camping, hunting added to Alberta’s vaccinatio­n lotteries
• U.S. legislator­s ask Ottawa, White House to reopen border
• COVID deaths and cases rising again globally
• Right whales caught in fishing gear in Gulf of St. Lawrence
• Western Canada heat speeding rate of glacier melt, experts say
• SKAMpede theatre festival expands amid loosening COVID restrictio­ns
• Carr exhibit has environmen­t, Indigenous theme
• CRITIC’S PICKS
• Harry Styles cancels Canadian concert dates
• Penn returns to red carpet with daughter Dylan
• Montreal artist helped bring new Space Jam to the screen
• Old Broadway pizazz collides with 2021 in Schmigadoo­n!
• ‘Financial infidelity’ just as damaging as sexual infidelity
• Treatment soon after tick removal can prevent Lyme disease
• Gen Z, millennial­s play big part in the Great Resignatio­n trend
• European Union unveils tough climate rules, eyes tax on foreign companies
• Experts say crane safety in Canada is top-notch
• Norwegian sues Florida over law that allows passengers to board without proof of vaccinatio­n
• Rebels unveil shortened schedule
• Bank of Canada cuts growth forecast for 2021
• TSX down as energy falls, U.S. stock markets mixed
• Bucks draw even with Suns
• Games at B.C. Place would likely mean pre-World Cup training centres on the Island
• Here’s Johnny! Abbotsford Canucks to use familiar logo
• Canada wary of Haiti squad hit hard by COVID-19
• NFLer Sherman arrested after trying to break into in-laws’ Seattle home
• British Open back with quirks of links golf
• HOROSCOPE
• City’s popular Deuce Days set to return in summer of ’22
• Victoria eyes permanent status for street patios
• 102-year-old veteran completes walkathon despite death of wife, record temperatur­es
• 1950s-era plane arrives for permanent stay at Aviation Museum
• CFB Esquimalt packs hefty economic punch
• Real estate market hot despite COVID rules
• More than a billion seashore animals may have died in heat wave
• THE WARM SUMMER SUN IS BACK
• The Power of a Procession
• Ice cream cake cool for summer
• Langford loses case, allowed building without architect
• New mobile clinic serves region’s street population

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