The Daily Courier - 2021-09-29

• Cases among kids bring more restrictio­ns
• Derrickson calls efforts a ‘lie’
• Charity now has space to grow
• Lots of ways to mark new holiday
• Vaccine mandate for travellers priority No. 1
• Lennon interview tape fetches $58K
• Green energy takes hold in unlikely places with Ford
• B.C. forests need new approach in light of climate emergencie­s
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Expos are out in Montreal
• End goal 1st step to solve housing
• UBCO installs banners to honour residentia­l school attendees, families
• Red Cross puts opioid poisoning into first aid, CPR training
• Lava from volcano rolls slowly toward the sea
• Demko glad to have goalie coach back in town: ‘I stuck my neck out’
• OEL’s 2 points paces victory over Flames
• Seahawks facing season-defining stretch
• Attractive woman stuck in abusive verbal relationsh­ip
• Guillain-Barre syndrome an autoimmune response
• Do you want that sweater, or are you emotionall­y sad?
• Welcoming ideas for a new home
• Milley defends calls to Chinese at end of Trump presidency
• HOROSCOPES
• Skate park built already, now City Hall can begin
• Much Ado about an outdoor play
• Meaningful activities lined up for Truth and Reconcilia­tion Day
• Truth still needs to come out for Truth and Reconcilia­tion Day
• Hainle winery supports firefighte­rs
• Interstell­ar visitor took millions of years to get here
• Warriors split pre-season opening series
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR

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