Penticton Herald - 2020-09-05

• Jobless rate drops in Valley even as fewer people work
• Plenty of intrigue in election
• Interior continues to keep curve flat
• Re-connecting with your paper
• Conservati­ve party visiting NDPterrito­ry in Penticton
• KNEE PAIN?
• Private schools bookend school rankings
• Local soldiers defend town
• College offering online support to online students
• Chief sounds alarm after losing 3 young people in 6 weeks
• Five shooting victims in Oshawa were all family
• Passengers fined $1,000 for not wearing masks
• New COVID concerns: holiday, weather
• Suspect in Portland protest dies in hail of gunfire
• Governors want more say on at-risk wildlife habitat
• Trump denies calling U.S. war dead ‘losers’
• Putting the shoe on the other foot
• Trump family’s lifestyle is thanks to the military
• We are all on the most challengin­g race
• Democrats offer only Trump bashing
• Challenge ongoing forest devastatio­n
• The actor president, detached from reality
• Demko’s shutout dazzling
• NFL is now betting big on once-taboo gambling industry
• Buzzer beater brings Raptors ‘pure joy’
• Labour Day celebratio­ns go virtual this year
• Pandemic creates anxieties as schools return this week
• Labour Day holiday born in Canada
• On Labour Day, thank a worker for all they’ve done through pandemic
• Workers won’t be on streets, but they’re still fighting for better Canada
• Stroke rehabilita­tion can be done virtually
• What could go wrong on a Kootenay bike trip?
• Tips on avoiding COVID-19
• Laughs and screams, Netflix offers both
• Hilary Swank lands on Mars in Netflix series
• In ‘Tenet,’ Washington cements his film stardom
• Former Penticton resident pens book, ‘The Haweaters’
• Comments may be filled with emotion
• New York Times Crossword
• HOROSCOPE

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