The Daily Courier - 2021-02-04

• Henry says stay small until vaccines arrive
• Schoolkids set to tackle graffiti on Rail Trail
• PERFECTED
• — 1,000 for Weber: Shea joins rare NHL club
• UBCO GOES VIRTUAL FOR BLACK HISTORY
• High hopes atop Big White
• Carnival’s different this year
• Kelowna not ready to adopt Vancouveri­sm
• Wine lovers need to Graze
• Outbreak over at W. Kelowna home
• Senior and border collie are now in Ontario on virtual walk across Canada
• Blanleil family helps girl with rare cancer
• COVID ads have had varying effects, with some ‘super cringewort­hy’ results
• New program offers grants to build online businesses
• Clearview AI broke privacy laws when using facial recognitio­n tool
• Proud Boys among 13 others added to Canada’s terror list
• Canada to get up to 1.1M more doses by March
• Canada must push the EU like we did with Trump
• Teachers should be higher on vaccine list
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Jury blames O.J. for murders
• Tell truth why we fell behind on vaccines
• Save our news before it’s too late
• If council doesn’t like it, they should demand something better
• Carbon taxes help economy, environmen­t
• MP Gray “In Your Service” Report: Parliament­ary Update
• Slain Capitol Police officer honoured
• Lawyer who pushed voter fraud under investigat­ion
• Middaugh to join Howard in bubble
• Valley skier eager to capitalize on breakthrou­gh
• Menopause causes sexual tension in marital relationsh­ip
• Pernicious anemia patient needs osteoarthr­itis pain fix
• New chance at life: Man gets face, hands in rare surgery
• GSK, CureVac to make COVID-19 vaccines aimed at new variants
• Captain Tom’s legacy lives in 11-year-old

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