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Vaccine rule for Springsteen Broadway show adds travel uncertainty for AZ recipients

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David Screech had already selected his seats and put in his credit card information for "Springsteen on Broadway" tickets when he noticed the COVID-19 vaccine requirements: ...

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Columnists

Jack Knox: Feds to cut single-use plastics even as we rely on them more

Jack Knox / Times Colonist

Canada banned DDT in 1972. It hauled 1.5-litre glass pop bottles off the shelves in 1979 after they kept exploding when tipped over. That was the same year the country prohibited nunchucks, a . . .

Local

Sewage plant bio-solids fail to meet standard, go into landfill instead

Darron Kloster / Times Colonist

Something’s not right with a major part of our new sewage treatment system. The finished product of what we flush — the bio-solids — was supposed to be shipped to a cement plant in Richmond to . . .

Real Estate

View Royal approves design of 336-unit rental development

Cindy E. Harnett / Times Colonist

A four-building 336-unit rental-housing development near Thetis Lake Park got a green light from View Royal council on Tuesday. The developer, who earlier received zoning approval, now must apply. . .

Business

Bear Mountain sees surge in interest as more people discover it during pandemic

Andrew Duffy / Times Colonist

One of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, intensified by lockdowns, restrictive health measures and quarantine periods over the last 18 months, is the desire to get outside and back to nature.. . .

Local

A police chief, a broadcaster and the lure of the rings

Cleve Dheensaw / Times Colonist

The New York Islanders are having a moment — playing the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Stanley Cup semifinals — and two Vancouver Islanders who have a four-decade relationship with the team are . . .

Local

Man in underwear saves goats from grizzly

Jeff Bell / Times Colonist

Ben McGuffie didn’t hesitate when he heard two of his Nigerian dwarf goats making a racket after he headed to bed Monday night. Dressed only in underwear and a T-shirt, the Quadra Island man . . .

Entertainment

Victoria filmmaker's documentary examines sinister side of facial recognition technology

Mike Devlin / Times Colonist

Discriminator, director Brett Gaylor’s new independent film about facial recognition software, is as close to a horror movie Hollywood has ever produced — but there’s a nary a ghost, serial killer, or unexplained phenomenon anywhere in sight.

Business

Amazon rumours continue to swirl in Langford and Sidney

Darron Kloster / Times Colonist

Rumours are flying that Langford will soon be home to a new Island distribution centre for Amazon. The buzz is that a 13-acre parcel bordered by Sooke and Luxton Roads will be the site for a . . .

B.C.

Researchers pull record-breaking 100-year-old white sturgeon from B.C. river

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Jordan Cranmer reached over the edge of the boat, dipping her hands into the water of the Nechako River. Below her, an ancient giant rose from the depths. “At first, I didn’t feel anything. It . . .

Sports

Victoria organizers request 10% capacity for Olympic basketball qualifying tournament

Cleve Dheensaw / Times Colonist

Organizers of the Tokyo Olympics basketball qualifying tournament from June 29 to July 4 have requested 10 per cent spectator capacity at 7,400-seat Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre when provincial . . .

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