The Daily Courier - 2017-10-19

• Hundreds without power on cold night
• Municipali­ties have their own ideas on where pot should be grown, sold
• Accused admits to hammering roommate
• Beloved frontman for Tragically Hip succumbs to cancer
• Ask Ellie: Bride unhappy about groom’s refusal to invite mom to wedding
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• Best mountain movies to be screened Saturday
• Brink’s guards set to strike
• Kelowna prof pens guide to Indigenous writing
• Completion of national trail in B.C. marked today
• Lake Country mayor says pool too pricey for town alone
• Cabaret still relevant today, says Kelowna Actors Studio
• Habitat for Humanity units proposed
• Crews finally able to access part of arena after fatal ammonia leak
• Halifax submits bid to be Amazon’s 2nd North American headquarte­rs
• Kingstonia­ns mourn a fallen hometown hero
• Sniffling singer still puts on a crowd-pleasing show
• Decongesti­on therapy best for lymphatic drainage
• ENTERTAINM­ENTCALENDA­R
• The decline of the American republic
• Trudeau’s hard road ahead
• Canada’s economy doing well despite the Liberal government
• Story, photo on Vital Signs report degrading to seniors
• Bashed in the Bronx: Astros on brink
• Raptors open season against scrappy, short-handed Bulls
• Warriors hope trade replaces offence
• Warm goalie, cool result
• Stamps promise Carter rough ride on defence
• Hockey world remembers Hip frontman Gord Downie
• Knock on Wood: Cubs alive, kicking
• Schwartz in fine tune for Blues
• HOROSCOPES

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