The Daily Courier - 2018-11-02

• Valley casino strike could soon be over
• ORL opens branch at UBCO
• Man who molested girl, 5, off to jail
• Labour trouble brewing in NHL, says Hall of Famer
• Ask Ellie: Woman miffed by hubby’s trip to Vegas with female friend
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Pot company officer to speak at career fair
• Ex-TV news star to MC 1st meeting of new city council
• Referendum campaigns are rarely fun
• Your banking informatio­n should be private
• Hooray, it’s over
• Halloween is bigger in Canada
• Separate party from candidate
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Rod Stewart divorce
• Patients denied medical access
• Things are great in Kelowna!
• Charity should begin at home
• Canada-Russia Series a chance for players to impress WJC coach
• Oilers bounce back, beat Blackhawks
• Undefeated at home, Raptors to be tested on 1st big road trip
• Commission­er: Stadium a very critical part of Halifax’s expansion bid
• Despite big-name losses, Seahawks’ defence still among the league’s best
• Niners rout Raiders
• Assisted-dying advocate ends her life ‘peacefully’
• Criminal responsibi­lity for workplace safety
• Scientists urge conservati­on of remaining intact land, sea
• Trump vows crackdown on migrant ‘invasion’
• Google employees walk off job to protest treatment of women
• Woman acquitted of blasphemy in Pakistan plans to leave country
• Why do I have to pee so much after I go to bed?
• How to save time at the car dealership
• Canadians don’t know much about winter tires
• Acura RDX: 2007-12
• HOROSCOPES
• WFN members OK with marijuana stores on band land
• Warriors extend winning streak to five games
• Check your smoke alarms
• Ottawa snooping on your banking informatio­n

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