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Panarin scores OT winner as Toronto Maple Leafs fall 2-1 to New York Rangers

Joshua Clipperton / The Canadian Press

TORONTO — Artemi Panarin scored in overtime, Igor Shesterkin stopped 40 shots, and the New York Rangers beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1 on Monday night.Mika Zibanejad added a goal and...

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On second thought, Victoria approves 42-unit rental project in Fairfield

Andrew Duffy / Times Colonist

The Fairfield ­neighbourhood will get 42 new units of rental ­housing after the City of ­Victoria Thursday night approved Empresa Properties’ second effort at a market rental project in the 1100-. . .

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After 15-minute wait for an ambulance, she called a cab to get to hospital

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Lonely orca Springer now a busy mom with third calf on the way

Darron Kloster / Times Colonist

Springer, the orca orphan who took a shining to people and their boats and captured the hearts of people around the globe nearly two decades ago, is now a mother of two and is expecting another . . .

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Former Victoria boss ordered to pay nearly $1M for sexually assaulting employee

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Les Leyne: ‘No shot, no job’: Holdouts forced to face new reality

Les Leyne / Times Colonist

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Jack Knox: A year from now, who will replace Lisa Helps?

Jack Knox / Times Colonist

Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps is adamant. “I am definitely not running again.” That leads to the obvious question: Who will try to take her place? B.C.’s next local elections won’t be held until a . . .

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New tool helps determine whether solar panels would be a good idea at your home

Pedro Arrais / Times Colonist

Residents of Victoria can determine the amount of sunshine almost any building in the city receives over the course of a year with the newly announced Solar Rooftop Tool. The information can then . . .

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Catch and release: Bail changes mean more accused criminals sent back into community

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