The Daily Courier - 2018-08-04

• Tensions on rise in downtown Kelowna
• Emergency declared in Keremeos, Cawston
• Killing in Oliver 2nd there in 15 days
• Check out our list of 10 inspiring public works of art
• Rocker to share songs from tribute to Beatle at Kelowna music festival
• A New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight as the Viagra Patent is About to Expire
• Penticton resort plans new tower
• Peachland businessma­n named to Order of B.C.
• Former Kelowna cop back for Musical Ride
• Mom, school volunteer to run for school board
• Suspected car thieves nabbed
• Mom performs CPR on baby while delivering
• Woman, 95, tells bear to get out of her kitchen
• Heat wave breaks records
• Biologists weigh options to save ailing orca
• Say I do to exercise for a healthy marriage
• Rewriting history with good intentions
• Awesome week ahead
• Both systems offer stability
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Lennon says, “The Beatles more popular than Jesus”
• Parents thank Lori Grant
• Manziel’s debut a disaster
• Struggling B.C. Lions facing hot Stampeders
• Whitecaps look to reverse road woes in New York
• Rogers Cup loss seared into Nadal’s memory
• Sun hoping to shine Sunday
• Woods ready for Saturday move at Bridgeston­e
• You’re invited to a feast in a field
• PNE unveils outrageous culinary creations for 2018
• Aeroplan strikes deal with new airline, but still willing to negotiate buyout
• Toy Story Land opens in Florida
• The 50 greatest summer songs
• Mamma Mia! deserves the exclamatio­n point
• At home in the Okanagan
• Uncertain how to handle the Apu backlash
• More time needed to explore Jasper area
• New York Times Crossword
• National park good for economy
• Having great time in the Maritimes
• Dig up more informatio­n
• Does PSA test make any difference?
• Husband wonders if his cheating, bipolar wife might come back
• Some of the most outrageous characters come from baseball
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