Penticton Herald - 2018-11-14

• Feds loan $800K to Penticton tech firm
• Historic cabin in Trout Creek may be moving
• Majority of Calgarians vote ‘no’ on 2026 Olympic bid in non-binding plebiscite
• Dream home gives students real-life experience
• Friend crying out for help
• Transplant recipient must be cautious with vaccine
• Summerland pool fix will have to wait
• 88 new rental units to be built in Oliver, Keremeos
• BMX buds on cross-country adventure
• Sattar named student of the month
• Disabled boy bullied
• Bike parks need more scrutiny
• Ignore the fearmonger­s, choose PR
• How to win elections
• Shake-up needed on RDOS board
• President’s hair trumps ceremony
• Crime Stoppers does same thing
• New York not kind to Canucks
• Vees fall to Warriors again
• Lions’ GM has plan for busy off-season
• Leafs overpower Kings
• Oilers click against Canadiens
• Bombardier CEO defends axing 5,000 workers
• TransCanad­a still set on Keystone XL
• Most active on the TSX
• HOROSCOPES

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