Sports

Jin Young Ko wins CP Women's Open, Canada's Brooke Henderson seven shots back

The Canadian Press

AURORA, Ont. — World No. 1 Jin Young Ko wasn't going to walk up to the 18th green without Brooke Henderson.The runaway winner of the CP Women's Open, Ko called for her groupmate to ...

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Canada drops 5-1 decision to Argentina in Pan Am women's field hockey final

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Canada gives up lead, falls to Leinster in rugby World Cup tune-up match

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Go!

Explore: Greek Fest in Saanich; boating in Oak Bay; Indigenous music and arts

Pedro Arrais / Times Colonist

Sample the flavours of Greece at Greek Fest Be prepared for food, music dance — and lots of cries of “Opa!” — as Greek Fest returns this weekend and next, at the Greek Community Hall, in front of. . .

Local

Reena Virk’s dad sees ‘same scenario’ in death of Langley teen

Times Colonist

Manjit Virk, whose daughter was killed in Victoria in 1997, says there are parallels between her death and that of a teenage boy this month in Langley. “It’s the same scenario, they were age 14,”. . .

Entertainment

Country star Kip Moore coming back to Island as ‘thanks’ for Sunfest fun

Mike Devlin / Times Colonist

Nashville country star Kip Moore is coming back to Vancouver Island for a trio of dates that will serve as a thank you for the raucous reception he received at Lake Cowichan’s Sunfest country music. . .

Local

Dad’s invention for disabled daughter gets recognition at national contest

Richard Watts / Times Colonist

A device developed by a Saanich father to keep his disabled daughter’s diaper dry has taken second prize in a Canadian national contest. The CareChanger, a sensory device that monitors for . . .

Local

A wheeler dealer's collection goes up for auction in Nanaimo

John Mackie / Vancouver Sun

The A-Aabaca Book Bin used to boast it was “the home of a million books” on its sign on Vancouver’s Granville Street. Owner Lloyd Cartwright might have still had that many when he died in . . .

Opinion

To stay cool, leave house windows closed or open?

Phillip Jang / Times Colonist

The assumption here is that you want to keep your house as cool as possible in hot weather without resorting to air conditioning.

Islander

Why can't you find a doctor?

Lindsay Kines ,  Cindy E. Harnett / Times Colonist

Is there a “shortage” of doctors or are other factors at work? Why are young doctors opting out of family practice, where are they going and what’s the impact on patients when they’re unable to find a physician?

Local

Lifetime ban from Empress for pepperoni seagull fiasco has been lifted

Katie DeRosa / Times Colonist

After he inadvertently trashed one of its room with packs of pepperoni and a flock of seagulls, the Empress Hotel has granted a Nova Scotia man a pardon and lifted a lifetime ban. Seventeen years. . .

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