The Daily Courier - 2018-12-21

• Voters decide to stick with first past the post
• Dad unable to work due to spinal injuries
• PR nixed by 71% in Central Okanagan
• Mounties rescue suspect from river
• Calgary man reunited with ring lost in Vernon more than 2 decades ago
• After touching heavens, house prices fall to earth
• Man who cracked dad’s skull with bat spared jail
• Emission targets achievable despite gap, says McKenna
• 3 naked kidnappers mentally ill, court told
• Canada Post declares operations back to normal
• Alleged hackers target Canada
• Smoke weatherman’s top story of the year
• Draft rules for ‘edibles’ released
• Pentagon chief quitting after clash with Trump
• U.S. envoy optimistic about N.Korea despite latest friction
• Alba the albino orangutan returns to jungle
• Putin issues sinister nuclear threat warning
• Class action over “mesmerizin­g” VLTs
• A lawyer’s Christmas wish
• $1 million could go unclaimed
• Will new air travel regulation­s make a difference?
• The public has spoken
• Canucks blow out Blues
• Gally proving to be solid addition for the Rockets
• Warriors visit Vees tonight to start weekend home-and-home
• Team Kelowna bound for Olympic city
• Bieksa headlines Canada’s roster for Spengler Cup
• Nutcracker always a Christmas treat
• Letterkenn­y Encore the same schtick
• Aspirin usefulness depends on individual risks
• Husband turns distant after pressuring wife to stay at home
• QUICKQUOTE­S
• Also disappoint­ed by surprise rejection

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