The Daily Courier - 2017-09-20

• Cooler nights arrive at just right time for apple harvest
• Quake kills dozens in Mexico
• Fill up on flapjacks for literacy
• Top Forty Under 40: Owl conservati­onist dreams of the day she’s out of a job
• Celebrate with Aboriginal youth at powwow
• FOOT PAIN?
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Kelowna teens to compete at 2018 Children’s Games
• Violent robbery nets 4-year term
• Nuit Blanche returns with more acts
• CORD board meetings to open with nod to Sylix
• Catalyst should lead by example in promoting gender equity
• Food drive collects 47 tons for food bank
• Morneau should target the real tax cheaters
• Incorporat­ion: why all the fuss?
• You’re a leader, so, run with the ball
• Shows you can’t see in Paris
• Epilepsy can result from measles
• Health kick creating resentment in the office
• League crackdown on faceoff cheats, slashing starts parade to penalty box
• Barney drives in 3 runs and Stroman works 7 strong innings in Jays’ win
• Ti-Cats receiver will miss 2 games after drug test
• Evian Championsh­ip: Is it really a major?
• Chiefs take over top spot in poll; Falcons 2nd
• Genoa teen playing beyond his age
• Leicester blanks Liverpool 2-0
• Alex Gordon hits record-setting 5,694th home run of the season
• HOROSCOPES
• Fantastic results for annual food drive
• Food drive organizers say thank you
• Screening of PBS documentar­y: Can Alzheimer’s be stopped?
• Cycling cops return home as Kids Ride wraps Up
• Fun and healthy playground tips to get the whole family moving
• Warriors score highlight-reel goal in home win over Cents
• Can I Recycle This?

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