The Daily Courier - 2018-08-31

• College students get own food bank
• Ottawa not giving up on pipeline after loss in court
• Friends bid farewell to senator
• Rockets host Royals in pre-season home opener
• Ideas for what to do on long weekend
• Festival honouring playwright gets underway in Summerland
• CALENDAR COMMUNITY
• Police release 4 arrested over report of shots fired
• Officer seriously hurt: Fourth suspect arrested in shooting of Manitoba Mountie
• More land burned but fewer affected than last year
• Freeland, Lighthizer making decisions on NAFTA as Trump’s deadline looms
• Purdue Pharma says it followed all regulation­s
• CBC apologizes to NDP MP Christine Moore over relationsh­ip report
• Labour Day opportunit­y to reflect and celebrate
• Labour Day quick facts and quotes
• 277,000 constructi­on workers needed within the next decade
• Unions try hard to lift up the vulnerable in society
• Time to think of constructi­on as women’s work
• Puerto Rico woman accused of murder for hire
• Quality education is key to a better future
• ArtWalk celebrates 25 years
• Teachers rock!
• Calling all square dancers
• When you mess with forests
• Committee work is unnecessar­y
• Bouchard bows out in 2nd round
• Whitecaps’ Davies to rep Canada again
• NASCAR set to honour 7 decades at Darlington
• Henderson in contention again at Portland event
• Mixed messages from Montreal, Pacioretty
• Woods trying to stay fresh as PGA Tour playoffs start today
• Ronaldo’s Juventus drawn with Man United in Champions League
• Preview of NY Fashion Week
• Drama starts before weding
• Diet might not have caused atrial fibrillati­on
• Gun deaths ‘a major public health problem’
• Aretha Franklin’s ‘homegoing’ a celebratio­n of black culture
• Farewells continue at father’s church
• Funeral billed as spiritual service, with stars
• HOROSCOPES
• Are Liberals set to prorogue Parliament?
• Kelowna area can breathe easier now
• School zones back in effect Tuesday
• Come, kick up your heels with Westsyde Squares Dancers
• Regional district adds WFN flag to boardroom
• Want to run for CORD, school board?
• It’s back to basics as September rolls in
• Pickleball­ers played on, and on
• Burning regulation­s tightened
• Smoke Eaters putting Warriors to the test
• Evacuation routes unsafe, council told

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