The Daily Courier - 2018-08-21

• City bets sweet petunias in its battle with beggars
• Children, elderly at risk from smoky air
• Warm nights delay apple harvest in Okanagan
• Eagles displace Jackson atop recording industry pedestal
• Minister in Kelowna to inform veterans — and learn from them
• Dream Rally to benefit Ronald McDonald House
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Striking casino workers call for probe of employer
• Fire-damaged home may yet be restored
• Markers urged for shoreline to aid public access
• Catchment boundaries may change
• Electric vehicles slow to catch on in Canada
• Prime minister pledges to call out hate speech
• Federal minister to outline poverty strategy
• Expect a long period of frosty relations
• No instant fix to housing crisis
• Tourism needs to be creative
• No, there won’t be a fall election
• ICBC premium change won’t fix the problems
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Mona Lisa stolen
• How to combat ticket scalping
• Open lists is the right way to go
• Look after our protected areas
• Catholics consider withholdin­g donations amid abuse scandals
• Trump relaxes rules on coal
• Roughrider­s’ defence delivers to stop Stampeders’ unbeaten season
• Canadians on the rise in rankings
• Heat men open season at home this weekend
• Abbotsford’s Taylor says he’s playing with ‘house money’ in the upcoming FedEx Cup playoffs
• Canada’s Tracy pushing for safety changes after horrific Indy crash involving compatriot, Wickens
• Oilers sign defenceman, Jerabek, to 1-year contract
• Estrada ignores rumours, wins again for Toronto
• Mastectomy, scoliosis likely unrelated
• Grandma went much too far
• Medication recall expanded
• ENTERTAINM­ENT CALENDAR
• HOROSCOPES

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