The Daily Courier - 2018-07-27

• Homebuyers get burned on insurance
• You’re invited as Kelowna winery toasts its 25th anniversar­y Sunday
• To tip at Tim’s with debit card or not? That’s the question
• Hip-hop veterans among headliners at Center of Gravity
• Ask Ellie: Patient in long-term affair with doctor getting sick and tired of sneaking around
• Police seek suspect in longboard assault
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Canada must be held accountabl­e in Indigenous decisions: minister to chiefs
• Comedian Seth Rogen volunteers to voice announceme­nts on Vancouver public transit
• Ride hailing doesn’t mean an end to taxis
• MPs need to continue being case workers
• Who let the dogs out
• PR means more gov’t spending
• 90 countries use PR system
• Sun defence shaping up to be strong again for 2018 season
• Kelowna team looking to defend national title this weekend in Regina
• Bombers’ Harris hopes win tonight over Argos will kick off weekend of joyous celebratio­ns
• Davies back with Whitecaps, embracing ‘video-game’ life
• Canucks remain committed to rebuild: Benning
• American leading rain-delayed Canadian Open
• 1,800 children reunited after border separation
• Secret recording may not add to legal jeopardy for Trump
• Einstein’s theory passes another test
• White House says North Korea returns remains of U.S. war dead
• Mexican journalist seeking asylum released from U.S. detention
• Things to consider when medication efficacy changes
• Edmunds compares Audi Q5 to BMW X3
• France family committed to running NASCAR
• HOROSCOPES
• Campfire ban now in effect
• Highlights from the July 24 West Kelowna council meeting
• Tools stolen from constructi­on site
• Case work an important part of MP’s job
• Water Fluoridati­on
• PR leads to economic doom
• Sponsors, golfers wanted for health network tournament

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