The Province - 2017-09-08

• RESIDENTS THREATEN BLOCKADE
• Portugal model for fighting drug deaths appeals to B.C.
• Farmland shrinks in Lower Mainland
• Throne speech to outline NDP’s vision for future
• Langley councillor target of online threat
• Former Liberal staffer to run for NPA in council byelection
• Green party will run three candidates in Vancouver school board election
• Officials plan B.C. wildfire evacuation centre closure, even as fires still rage
• Cop pleads guilty to breach of trust
• Why do good drivers also get socked with higher rates?
• Today’s BA offers thinking and computer literacy
• Israeli jets bomb Syrian weapons site
• Nations rush to help devastated islands
• B.C. MLA urges Canadian version of Mount Rushmore
• Former candidate Julian backs Singh as federal NDP selects new leader
• Movie adaptation of It faithful where it counts
• Play it again: Allen still on defence
• Lawrence challenged by Aronofsky roller-coaster of terror
• Finding the home fires fizzling
• Life with wizard of Ozzy
• Trump as springboar­d to fright
• When gain becomes pain
• Healthy eating
• Finding affordable music lessons
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• CROSSWORD
• Female ref to make debut in Bundesliga
• Bhullar ready to make history
• Johnson deserves some recognitio­n
• Boeser is out to prove he belongs PENTICTON
• Giants’ crowded crease a conundrum
• Penticton Vees start season battling key injuries
• Whitecaps’ depth a crucial factor
• Man City aims to clip Klopp’s run
• Dodgers don’t seem so invincible now
• Blue Jays giving young Hernandez room to grow
• FIGHTING SPIRIT
• Champs can’t stop Chiefs in opener
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• Can Lulay cure what ails Lions?
• Lions hope Als are just the tonic to end skid
• Executive Class
• GARDEN PARTY
• INDUSTRY INSIDER
• WANING DAYS
• Two more V12 Vanquish Zagato models to see limited production next year

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