The Daily Courier - 2020-09-02

• Students take crack at cold case
• Jets grounded after crash allowed to fly home
• Shooter so far eluding capture
• DECISIONS
• CANTERBURY TALES READY FOR A RE-TRY
• Worker shortage still challengin­g industry
• Developer buys mobile home park
• Interior cases remain low, but growing in B.C.
• Media giant launches 5G network in valley
• Gardeners free from restrictio­ns on watering
• Theatre finds a way to keep going during pandemic
• High vaccine rate needed to get life back to normal
• Predictive policing tech highlights need for federal action, report says
• Trump wading into, stoking racial tensions
• Ford won’t dance with O’Toole — he has the Prime Minister
• New press puts Courier in position to succeed
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Great fire razes London
• Condo insurance renewal relief may be years away from reality
• Jesus comfortabl­e as a ‘pariah’
• Lightning just keep striking
• ACTIVITY MLB
• Buchanan, Davies named players of the month Para-athlete’s bicycles stolen in Edmonton
• Friend had hot fling with her fiance’s brother
• Gout usually begins at the feet
• Melania’s former advisor tells all in book
• President Trump’s health in question
• Masks optional for teachers
• School bus seats to be assigned
• It’s nice to get out during a pandemic to see local theatre
• STAYING ACTIVE AT ANY AGE
• Family ties that bind
• Take a virtual shopping trip across Canada
• Our calendar is the best we’ve got, but it’s not perfect
• Sky Gazing
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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