The Daily Courier - 2023-02-04

• Liberals withdraw amendment to guns bill
• Hopefuls take first steps toward Team Canada
• Snowpack looking good for February
• Global ocean conservati­onists gather in B.C.
• Nomination­s now open for 18th annual Spirit of Oliver Awards
• Extreme cold warnings issued for Eastern Canada
• Canada scolds China over balloon
• Legal recreation­al pot sales begin for Missouri adults
• Deal reached for price cap on Russian diesel
• Licenses suspended for 2 fired EMTs in Tyre Nichols death
• Whale likely died from eating fishing nets, plastics
• Amazon violates law with app
• ‘Ready to roll’: CP Rail preparing for merger, ruling expected
• Elon Musk’s surprise appearance as Tesla tweet trial wraps up
• Black history is also American history
• Emotional connection to hearing the sound of voices
• TODAY IN HISTORY: The death of Karen Carpenter
• Whatever happened to enlightenm­ent?
• We can’t burn away our clean future
• Olympic flame to take seaborne journey
• Support growing for longer 3-on-3 OT, fewer shootouts
• Duggan, Bagent among Senior Bowl QBs vying to improve stock
• Ford returns to Formula One in partnershi­p with Red Bull
• Why is R&B music more explicit than ever?
• Chicken Enchiladas
• Is it safe to have an alcoholic drink before dinner?
• Friends dad leading a double life
• Imaginatio­n makes gamers explore every nook, cranny
• Mid-winter is back ... for a few days
• New York Times Crossword
• What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth sign.

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