The Province - 2020-09-03

• UNDER SIEGE
• 104 new cases include one at Surrey Memorial
• PM agrees safe supply key to fighting overdoses
• Robson landlord decides to apply for rent relief
• UBC outlines what fall term will look like
• Pandemic reveals the breadth of province’s ‘digital divide’
• SFU’s new president feeling a bit of déjà vu
• Metro home prices increase to $1.04-million average in August
• Surrey voters still like Watts
• Software firm sues UBC employee over tweets
• Alcohol is risky business at any stage of pregnancy
• Payette an ‘excellent’ governor general, PM says
• ‘Always Charlie’
• Classic style, natural setting
• Plant garlic early and pick a sunny site
• Repair delays will only lead to higher insurance renewal rates
• Categories and containers tame clutter
• Decorating your home on a budget
• Granville Island book store a ‘literary living room’
• Black poet confronts violence, truth
• Five reasons to check out the Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival
• Bali and Burnaby students make music
• Been there, done that
• ‘I was strangled, I was hit’
• Your Horoscope
• Tutto is exquisite across the board
• Savouring the tastes of the harvest season
• the WINE GUY
• B.C.’s crowning achievemen­t in grapes
• 2021 Genesis G80 vs. 2021 Mercedes e-class sedan
• Canada’s five biggest auto segments — and their leaders
• Hervey hopes CFL will be better than ever
• CFL personnel cuts hit hard off the field
• Raonic worried about French Open crowds
• Murray’s starmaking series nearly ended badly
• Difference-makers with a difference
• Avalanche force Game 7
• Canucks are now Canada’s team
• ONE COOL CANUCK

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