The Daily Courier - 2018-10-03

• Peachland buys ‘castle’ Eddie built
• Massive LNG developmen­t in northern B.C. to proceed
• Home of former premier to become waterfront winery
• Kelowna Rockets aim to be Giant killers tonight at Prospera Place
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• University hearing study seeks participan­ts.
• KELOWNA MAN FINALLY FINDS ANSWER TO CHRONIC SHOULDER PAIN
• Killing closer to murder than to mishap, argues Crown
• Westside mulls fines for blocking snowplows
• Solidarity growing among striking casino workers, says union leader
• Newspapers tell stories daily
• Canada came out fairly well with USMCA
• Working together to address homelessne­ss
• It’s not a blast in West Kelowna
• Suggestion­s fall on deaf ears
• TODAY IN HISTORY:
• Lawsuit accuses Facebook of enabling human trafficker­s
• Canada’s finance minister touts USMCA but says dairy and steel sectors need help
• CRTC rejects call to block content pirates, cites lack of jurisdicti­on
• Partner acting like a cold fish
• Enjoy the variety fall has to offer
• Scoliosis doesn’t get worse for adults
• Audience joins trio on stage
• Canucks open against Calgary tonight, going without captain for this season
• Flames’ Dube stoked for NHL debut
• Sun shining, winning awards for prevailing in 1st-place showdown
• Blue Jays reflect on lost season, plans for rebuild
• Canucks passing torch to promising young core
• NHL is moving forward with Seattle expansion bid
• Leafs’ goaltendin­g takes a hit via waiver claims
• EA Sports predicts Maple Leafs will end Stanley Cup drought
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• University hearing study seeks participan­ts.
• Warriors, Silverback­s split weekend series

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