The Daily Courier - 2017-10-28

• Plans for national park back in motion
• Legion kicks off poppy campaign
• High-risk event leads to school lockdown
• Rockets at home against Tri-City Americans
• Valley’s potential for technology is unlimited
• Workshop aimed at preparing families of emergency responders and military
• The medical touch: why doctors need to keep their hands on patients
• National inquiry urged to hear Indigenous women in prison
• Government, cops want money to enforce pot laws
• Cynicism, children and fossil fuels
• Spain cracks down on Catalan independen­ce
• Alone and drifting 5 months, pair never lost hope of rescue
• Did lagging profit spur fentanyl’s rise?
• Botulism pills, the Mob and JFK Trump frustrated by CIA’s continued secrecy
• Morneau chickened out on reforming income-tax laws
• Some problems lack a solution
• Thank you for your encouragem­ent
• Astros score home win for Series lead
• Vees rally to beat Bulldogs
• Seahawks present tough test for Texans, Watson
• Texans’ CEO apologizes over ‘inmates’ comment
• Rivalry Renewed: Whitecaps, Sounders set to clash in exciting West semifinal
• Riders keep rolling in win over Montreal
• Lions looking to play spoiler in Winnipeg
• Eskimos leaning on linemen against archrival Stampeders
• Johnson shoots 63 for lead at HSBC Champions
• Garcia advances to semis at the WTA Finals
• Canadians leading after short programs
• Authentic, immersive vacations
• Tips for air travel: how to find deals and when to book
• Sleep in a canal boat in Amsterdam
• Always remember to take a lunch
• Try Cornish hens instead of traditiona­l turkey
• Load your freezer with pumpkin puree
• Mashed sweet potatoes, garlic
• Estate grapes for Nagging Doubt
• Schell Chard
• Car was tagged the Birdcage for its unique tubular chassis
• Lightfoot not yet close to Sundown
• CALENDAR
• Rose McGowan says she will be silent no longer
• Opera Kelowna to sing Christmas music
• Ghomeshi trial a watershed moment
• Seniors wonder: is there sex in heaven?
• Kids welcome, dog not so much
• It’s official: bridge card game is not a sport
• Workout not working out?
• CoQ10 could save your life
• Be cautious with your informatio­n
• Why does the goalie go first?
• HOROSCOPE
• Final release of Phase 5 lots
• Get your home fresh this fall
• ELLA redefines downtown living
• Decade-long dream becoming reality
• 5 facts you need to know about heating your home
• Ellis Parc redefines what it means to live the Okanagan lifestyle
• Simple updates before the holidays
• Real estate and the new stress test
• 50 (or more) shades of grey

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