The Daily Courier - 2018-12-05

• What Child is this?
• Program targets kids at risk of drug abuse
• Toddler needs winter clothing
• Kelowna Rockets play host to Tri-City Americans tonight
• Valley Views: Steve MacNaull highlights local business news
• CALENDAR
• City proposal less than welcoming
• Short-term rental restrictio­ns may end up souring suite deals
• Neighbourh­ood shines for charity
• Suit accuses ex-social worker of tapping into youth’s funds
• Calgary Stampeders player recounts shooting of teammate
• B.C. chief says one major oil spill could ruin her nation’s economy
• Average family to pay $400 more for groceries next year
• ‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’ pulled
• Crowds honour Bush
• Boy hits target, convinces town to scrap ban on snowball fights
• When Bush Sr. went fishing at Oak Bay
• Time to end corporate welfare
• Change the name “Chiefs”
• Carbon tax could provoke revolt
• ProRep needed for all levels
• Refine it, where you mine it
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Peter Demeter
• More Nassar-inspired bills headed to Michigan governor
• Acts deck the halls
• Harbinger of ulcers, gut bacteria hard to kill
• Sister war caused by boyfriend
• Canucks’ woes continue
• NHL approves expansion to Seattle; league’s 32nd team will start in 2021-22
• Vancouver welcomes potential rivalry with Seattle
• Morris sticking with mixed doubles
• Tough end to semester for the Heat
• HOROSCOPE
• Hardly juvenile
• Virtual reality bringing astronomy into our realm
• Sip into the Season
• November warmer, drier than normal
• I’ll love you unconditio­nally under these conditions
• Warriors cap Island road trip with convincing victory
• Ebus adding West Kelowna stop

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