The Daily Courier - 2018-09-06

• Grape harvest starts in earnest
• Judge stomps on bid to protect bigfoot
• Smoke fails to keep sun from heating up Okanagan
• Kelowna’s wait for cancer diagnosis tool nearing an end
• Peachland Fall Fair set for this weekend
• Suspected drug mule faces charges
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Mom seeks to have son missing almost 30 years presumed dead
• Blanleil opts not to seek council seat
• Summer sun shines on Big White Resort
• Public school enrolment up by about 500 students
• 38 groups aided by United Way
• Trump, Trudeau raise NAFTA brinkmansh­ip, muse about walking away from deal agreement
• Labour shortage ‘new norm’ for small, medium firms
• Student dies while at school’s survey camp
• Legal magic removes pipeline’s impact on whales
• Penalties for causing forest fires are too light in B.C.
• New pipeline proposal might be best idea yet
• Times op-ed piece riles Trump
• Flames destined for China
• Former Rockets make stop in Kelowna on way to Young Stars
• Rainey remains question mark for Lions
• Kelowna cyclist wins again, this time at Revelstoke
• Let the real games begin
• Foles ready to lead Eagles again in tonight’s season opener against Atlanta
• Djokovic tops Federer’s conqueror to reach 11th straight U.S. Open semi
• Don’t interfere with weird ‘tradition’
• Owner’s renos create a mess for Kelowna condo complex
• Inflammati­on gives reader stomach ache
• HOROSCOPES

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