Penticton Herald - 2018-10-11

• Fiery pipeline explosion in B.C. raises possibilit­y of natural gas shortage
• Tiger tamed for office sculpture
• Herald helps win fight with taxman
• Daughter’s emotional outbursts
• No upper age limit on donating blood
• Mayoral candidates hammer home messages
• Landslide lets loose near Banks Crescent site
• Prost! Oktoberfes­t serves up donation to Penticton hospital
• Osoyoos candidates put through paces
• Ask the candidates
• Kelowna mayoral incumbent Colin Basran accuses challenger Tom Dyas of “Trump-style politics”
• Crime and policing in Penticton
• Damaging economy and environmen­t
• Fine print suspicion
• Hollywood gone ugly
• Don’t need to assimilate
• Death penalty should return
• 31% turnout not enough
• Hurricane Michael heads for Florida coast on northern course toward N.S.
• Liberals eyed rules for cannabis use by workers, drug testing
• Owner of trucking company involved in Humboldt fatal bus crash charged
• A BOLD APPROACH
• Wind-up woes
• Bringing out the best colour in leaves
• Vees make Centennial­s pay in triumphant return for Bowes
• Raptors treat Montreal to victory
• Offensive floodgates open in run-and-gun start to season
• HOROSCOPES

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