Penticton Herald - 2020-08-05

• 43 Princeton properties under evacuation alert
• Spike in B.C.’s COVID numbers
• Neil Young suing Trump campaign
• Secretive condo insurance model may boost rates
• Pontiacs, protests, pandemics by Thomas Artiss
• Penticton Public Library reopens, limited hours
• HOCKEY’S BACK!
• Civil case keeps dragging
• Dying during pandemic times
• EVENTS GUIDE
• COVID conspiracy theorists creating public health crisis
• Oilsands environmen­tal monitoring budget trimmed by province, feds
• Arctic military exercise hopes to send message
• Meredith victims say package unacceptab­le
• Na na na goodbye to Morneau?
• Cabinet shuffle may heal self-inflicted wounds
• Journalism under attack
• City council should move to White Rock
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Marilyn Monroe dies
• Kelowna council failed on COVID
• Condo developmen­t too much for city
• Try getting virus test when you’re deaf
• In ‘51st state,’ Democrats push to get out vote
• Federal loan would cover CFL’s hub costs
• Rahm expects expectatio­ns to rise
• COVID-hit Cardinals shaking up short roster
• Blueprint for a COVID concert
• Fat-shaming is bullying
• Most people with A1C of 7 have diabetes
• Oprah picks Caste for her book club
• Chasm widening between Trump, health-care experts
• After seeing numbers, Trump reverses course
• HOROSCOPES

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