Times Colonist - 2023-05-27

• New cancer centre coming to Nanaimo hospital
• Rally for justice in Duncan after Indigenous girl’s death
• Study paves way for Rapid Bus on Saanich Peninsula
• Orange algae bloom being tested for impact on salmon
• Low-cost housing aimed at enticing health-care workers to Campbell River
• Nature sanctuary provides security for ancient fish species
• Pacific Salmon Foundation gets $750,000 to fight invasive green crab
• ‘Paper Bag Rapist’ denied parole in online hearing
• Firefighte­rs struggle to put out Montreal heritage building blaze
• New system will bring families of immigrants faster, minister says
• Please, restore our access to Stadacona Park
• Two major problems plague our health care
• Not a friendly city for business or tourists
• Stop the loss of old-growth forests
• 24 Sussex in limbo and crumbling, decisions delayed
• Man denies charges in case linked to deaths of Indian family at border
• Catholic school division sorry for telling kids to avoid festival’s ‘rainbow tent’
• PFC relishes chance to jump back into fray
• Shamrocks silence Thunder in opener
• Tour rookie Hall leads despite English ace at Colonial
• Kiermaier, Bichette get Jays back on track
• Golden Knights aim for close-out win
• Spring flood risks highlight lack of insurance for Canadian homeowners, experts say
• WestJet pilots get 24% pay raise over four years
• Competitio­n Bureau recommends changing THC limits for edibles
• Political divisivene­ss threat to Alberta economy: businesses
• ConocoPhil­lips buys 50% of Surmont oilsands project in Alta. for $4 billion
• Manitoba Opposition member wants government ‘crackdown’ on rising grocery prices
• TSX and U.S. stocks up sharply amid optimism on debt ceiling
• U.S. politician­s want Americans to be exempt from Canada’s foreign housing tax
• Provinces, territorie­s agree to help with ‘30 by 30’ goal to halt land, water loss
• Passenger opens airliner door during South Korea flight
• Road trippin’ in the Sunshine State
• Royal Caribbean details nightlife on world’s biggest cruise ship
• Orlando retains title as most-visited travel destinatio­n in the U.S.
• At Tennessee museum, fans remember Tina Turner’s talent, strength, influence
• New Madrid museum unveiling five centuries of collection­s
• Carnival Cruise Line to bring new Italian-themed ship to Port Canaveral
• Expect big crowds for the summer travel season — and big prices, too
• New Mexican Spanish, a unique dialect, survives mostly in prayers
• Enjoy the small moments to live a more meaningful life
• Vatican confirms August trip by pope to Lisbon for World Youth Day
• Don’t rule out your high-school crush over thinning hair
• More Canadians experienci­ng allergies due to climate change, experts say
• Mushroom coffins, urns offer sustainabl­e afterlife
• Blood tests may be negative in early rheumatoid arthritis
• Volunteers step up to help lone caretaker of centurieso­ld New Brunswick cemetery
• Burton is bringing the hits for Victoria show Sunday
• Céline Dion cancels Courage world tour, citing ongoing medical condition
• Long awaited adaptation of American Born Chinese hits Disney+
• Get growing: How to start your own garden – however big or small
• Make your interior space feel like a hotel room
• Are age-restrictio­n bylaws enforceabl­e under Bill 44?
• Cutting energy use, outdoor noise top reasons to replace windows
• Why single women in the U.S. far outpace men in house buying
• Push for transit, walkable communitie­s is expanding across North America
• Tips for growing herbs (hint, you don’t even need a garden)

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