The Daily Courier - 2017-10-27

• Westside shop owner fed up with thievery
• Missing women prompt protest
• Rising costs haven’t put dent in home ownership
• Redesigned Toyota Camry offers more space, more power
• All eyes on rookie in goal as Rockets host Tri-City Americans
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• Owners of ex-sawmill site seek OK for non-farm uses
• New editor named for Valley papers
• Man convicted of fraud over hockey project
• Word on park expected today
• Finance minister will donate any gains in family firm’s shares to charity
• Boats told to stay 200 metres away from orcas on B.C. coast
• Cyberattac­ks ‘more worrisome’ than most other stuff: BOC boss
• Some JFK files withheld
• New screenings begin for flyers on flights to U.S.
• Concussion­s are just part of the Canadian way to play hockey
• Canucks fill net against Capitals
• Homer-happy World Series continues tonight in Houston
• Sports Hall of Fame celebrates 10th birthday
• 8 medals for Kelowna athletes
• Chronic pelvic pain not just for women
• Why won’t boys in their 20s grow up?
• Gord Downie’s farewell album
• Listen to the same music as the French aristocrat­s
• Waiting lists for top retail locations
• Find out where to travel this winter
• HOROSCOPES
• Key Business Awards
• Council wading though water problems
• Ben Klicks on high note with B.C. award
• OPINION Tricks of the mind or treated like hell
• Council blowing smoke for provincial government
• Regional economy surging along
• Council dials support for cell tower
• Drywall can’t be dropped at Westside dump
• Westside Warrior scores spot with Wildcats
• Sea-Doo operator charged with carelessne­ss

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