The Daily Courier - 2017-11-14

• Indulge your bass instinct at Christmas concert
• Enforcing the rules a dirty job in Peachland
• Filipinos urge Canada to take out its trash still festering in Manila
• In Conversati­on With: Tattoo artist explains her link to ink
• Kelowna Rockets play host tonight to Edmonton Oil Kings
• Townhouse project proposed for Peachland’s Beach Avenue
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• When it comes to going with flow, Lake Country teen among best
• Airline offers 10% discount to members of military, RCMP
• Pedestrian safety
• Canada needs opioid strategy: docs
• Welcome to Wichispa Oyade, Alta.
• Quebec town appears headed for never-nude locker rooms
• Is UBC short-changing the Okanagan?
• Leave Paul alone!
• Remembranc­e remains important year-round
• Lake Country cash issues
• Environmen­t not refugees
• Sadness for our veterans
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Roof raised in ‘82
• Other side of the story
• Over 400 dead from quake in Iran-Iraq border region
• KNEE PAIN? Shockwave Therapy Offers Hope
• Carbon pollution rises after 3 straight flat years
• Senate candidate faces new sex claim
• No clear favourite between Stamps, Esks in West
• Successful weekend for OK Rockets
• Andreychuk expected eventual call to Hall
• Bombers’kicker contemplat­ing retirement after playoff defeat
• Braves hire Anthopoulo­s as GM
• Italy loses to Sweden in World Cup playoff
• Flames light up the Blues
• Treatments can help, but there is no cure for shingles
• ENTERTAINM­ENT CALENDAR
• Grandparen­ts must learn how to Skype, text
• Music school fires 11 faculty
• HOROSCOPES

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