The Daily Courier - 2017-10-02

• Runners gather in numbers to battle breast cancer
• Suspect was not a threat in 2015
• Dogs only takers this year in animal blessing
• Federal NDP choose young, charismati­c leader
• Search crews rescue family that was stuck on steep trail
• Researcher­s’ bio-ink could ease fabricatio­n of artificial organs
• City falling short of mark for parks developmen­t
• Waiver protects ski resort from lawsuit
• Naloxone kits ‘a must’ in Toronto bars
• Hearings begin today for groups opposed to Trans Mountain plan
• Trump scoffs at ‘politicall­y motivated ingrates’ after Hurricane Maria
• Trump puts NFL players on notice: Stand for national anthem, or else
• O.J. Simpson is a free man
• U.S. duties show need to keep NAFTA clause
• Half of British Columbians skip lunch once a week
• Trump’s not a true patriot
• Tax fairness doesn’t apply to PM or finance minister
• Rockets get Twarynski back, becomes 4th over-ager on roster
• Warriors rout RBC Cup host Chilliwack, 6-0
• Seahawks break out to clobber Colts
• Oilers, Maple Leafs leading Canadian revival
• Canucks close out pre-season with victory over visiting Oilers
• Americans win again at Presidents Cup
• Kyle Busch wins again, overtakes Elliott late
• Whitecaps clinch playoff berth with 1-0 victory at Kansas City
• Manchester City knocks off Chelsea in Premier League
• Blue Jays win season finale
• A true Okanagan pioneer: Mildred Mary Doris Wardlaw
• Salt and water regulation in the body derailed by SIADH
• Groom’s father was in the mood for groping at wedding
• Game show host Monte Hall dies at 96
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