The Daily Courier - 2017-10-06

• Lake Country man wounded in Vegas shootings coming home
• Commission­ers named to plan B.C. minimum wage increase to $15/hour
• Dark web drug ring busted
• Inside — and outside — Hyundai’s Elantra CT
• ALDS playoffs begin in Houston and Cleveland
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Trial delayed after juror falls ill
• Pratt stepping down from poppy post
• Micro-politics not so good for the masses
• Tree-cutting bylaw suggested
• Pipeline project bites dust
• Acquittal doesn’t translate to freedom
• Warship returns after helping with hurricane relief
• MP learns punishment for breaking ranks on Liberals’ tax proposal
• Cancel secession meeting: court
• Lobbyists tied to Trump are cashing in on connection­s
• Gunman checked out other music festivals
• U.S. vows to go back to moon, then on to Mars and beyond
• Lobbying reforms should be just a start
• Fair tax system benefits the right people
• Rockets in P.G. for 1st look at Cougars
• Playoff format changing again
• Canucks’ rookie knows hard part is yet to come
• NHLIN BRIEF
• Gudbranson among small group of visor-less players remaining in NHL
• Patriots hold off Buccaneers
• She keeps going back to other man
• Patients don’t need prescripti­on every time they visit their doctor
• Radiohead, Moody Blues among rock hall nominees
• HOROSCOPES
• Mail-in referendum will determine public support for proportion­al representa­tion
• Two open houses this month to celebrate Sockeye salmon
• Community Calendar
• Fall Okanagan Wine Festival
• Borrowing to rise, but taxes won’t for Peachland water project

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