The Daily Courier - 2017-09-28

• Constructi­on of rail trail starts to pick up steam
• This year’s grape-growing season a case of all’s well that ends well
• Naming school a joke to some
• Documentar­y looks at life and death of B.C.’s independen­t theatres
• 2 West Kelowna men to be honoured for bravery during fire
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Looks like photo radar just not on NDP’s radar
• Emails show accused in Kelowna on morning of shooting, trial told
• Woman handed 8-month term for stabbing
• Car no longer eligible for free parking pass
• Police on lookout for pair wanted in home invasion
• Driving lessons, safety training available for free to low-income residents of Kelowna
• Retaliatio­n urged against Boeing
• Trump threat hovers over NAFTA as Ottawa talks a wrap
• Iraq upset at Kurdish vote
• Maria becomes hurricane again
• Trump promises ‘middle-class miracle’
• How much money does a political party really need?
• Decisions loom that may bite into Horgan’s new popularity
• Electoral system a relic from the colonial era
• Upcoming White House visit tarnishing Crosby’s crown
• Rockets’ Lind named CHL Player of the Week
• Penguins gunning for threepeat
• Stampeders should clinch home playoff spot
• 3 ex-presidents at Presidents Cup
• Manziel won’t be a Tiger-Cat
• Red Sox cut magic number to 2 with win over Jays
• Divorce memories trigger PTSD
• Blebs cause lung to collapse

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