Penticton Herald - 2018-11-10

• Snow won’t be back soon
• Staff at casinos returning to work
• California town up in flames
• Penticton Vees play host to Salmon Arm Silverback­s
• Non-bartender comes up with winning mix
• Students hear how to train for trades while in high school
• B.C. Tory leader pans debate
• Tony Clement should have been booted from Tories right away, says consultant
• Walk-in doctors want equal pay
• 2 arrested after fires in Nunavut
• Keystone XL setback seen as expensive
• Maxime Bernier’s new party home to alleged white supremacis­t briefly
• Atheist minister keeps her job
• Abducted boy’s dad says family not told that offender freed
• Close call for Canada-bound jet
• Ryanair jet seized by French authoritie­s
• Accused bomber may face life term
• Survivor of Vegas shooting now victim in hometown attack
• Trump insults reporters, claims video wasn’t altered
• U.S. moves to tighten its border
• What raises your blood pressure?
• The cost of war paid by the living
• IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Leaders in way too deep to offer rational insight
• Winners can’t ‘take all’ with modern pro-rep
• Decipherin­g pro-rep merit difficult to do
• Lions looking to be first-ever crossover team to win Grey Cup
• Rockets open road trip with win over Seattle
• Scoring depth key to Raptors’ strong start
• Senators block beat writer from boarding charter flight
• Hockey Hall of Fame class receives their rings
• SOUTHERN FOOD
• Foolproof French toast guaranteed crisp
• Cailleteau
• Dirt band so much more than their one giant hit
• Baldwin giving appearance fee to Calgary charity
• Xbox Gold great value
• How to choose the perfect couch
• Best workplaces
• Many diseases caused by lifestyle
• Don’t let spouse call all the shots
• Put your leadership skills to work now
• CMHA holds town-hall meeting in Vernon
• Michelle Obama reveals miscarriag­e in memoir
• UBCO clinic offers help for alcohol, drug problems
• Mickey Mouse spawned an entertainm­ent empire
• Dutch to prosecute doctor who euthanized woman with dementia
• Memorial honours humanity
• Capt. Jon Snyder was a true Canadian war hero
• Beyond the poppy: vital contributi­ons of the Legion
• REMEMBER: OKANAGAN
• ‘The Japanese maple,’ Koyama embraced service
• South OK Sunday services
• Letters put human face on war
• The value of Remembranc­e
• Canadian last to die during First War
• Efforts underway to honour Indigenous veterans
• Poll says young Canadians interested in attending Sunday events

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