The Daily Courier - 2017-10-31

• Mother Nature to rain on children’s parade
• Access to doctors to get worse before it gets better
• Trudeau cabinet ministers say screens against conflict of interest working well
• West Kelowna school in spotlight for Indigenous studies
• Series entertaini­ng, for sure, but pity the poor pitchers
• Farmland is for farming, says Kelowna city council
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• 2nd home rejected
• UNSOLVED CRIMES
• Fake kidnapping­s on the rise, Lower Mainland police report
• New heart valve surgery called revolution­ary
• Ottawa, VW, want documents sealed
• Winds, rain, put lights out for thousands
• Getting high on the hill
• We’re surrounded by violence
• Why the big deal over Halloween?
• Issues with ICBC, Hydro
• Confused by CBC policy
• Tough world we live in
• Segregated or integrated
• I am not myself
• Ex-campaign adviser to Trump pleads guilty to lying on Russia
• Police say inventor admits he dismembere­d journalist
• Spain to seek rebellion charges against Catalonia secessioni­sts
• Canucks drop OT decision to Stars
• Stars coming to Kelowna
• Seahawks land needed tackle from Texans
• Bombers may be without QB
• Spacey’s coming-out story arouses anger
• In denial about illness
• Hair loss on legs puzzling
• Actor enjoys playing vulnerable
• Swiss group wants Just For Laughs
• HOROSCOPES

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