The Daily Courier - 2018-09-07

• Fired Warriors coach back following revolt by players
• Fewer blazes, but skies still smoky
• Mounties in Kelowna fire rubber bullets to arrest man
• Airport replacing its landing system
• Kelowna councillor aims for federal seat
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Housing project kiboshed due to proximity to dump
• Ex-councillor back in race
• Finding a new location proves tough for shelter
• Signs brand Miss America boss Gretchen Carlson as ‘So Fake’
• Texas animal control seizes hundreds of snakes, rodents
• U.S. trade czar declares loyalty to Trump in wake of op-ed piece
• Police search for two armed suspects, three hospitaliz­ed
• Disruption has reshaped the world’s richest
• Where is pipeline headed?
• A major infrastruc­ture project coming close to budget would be an achievemen­t
• Casino workers deserve raises
• Week is a long time in politics
• The best care offered at KGH
• Rockets add Cal Foote, Dube to their Wall of Recognitio­n
• Toronto has no plans to hand out the ‘C’ ahead of new season
• NHL won’t vote on Seattle expansion before December
• Serena advances to her 9th final at Flushing Meadows
• Struggling Lions juggle lineup for tonight’s battle against Redblacks
• Torrid start for Woods and McIlroy at BMW Championsh­ip, co-leaders
• Lazy stepson moves back home
• Theatre goes on the fringe for one night
• Cirrhosis isn’t only caused by drinking
• Toronto film fest stunned by Drake withdrawal
• HOROSCOPES
• WFN part of wider homeless strategy
• Warriors reinstate coach after player rebellion
• Library hands out medals to readers who rocked it this summer —
• Online shopping scams top Better Business Bureau list
• Where is pipeline leading to?
• Always respected town councillor­s
• Insurer helping foundation build
• Trails gets lower-flow OK
• Striking casino staff must stay off property
• Local centre back in business for fall
• Grape harvest underway
• New kids putting pressure on schools

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