The Daily Courier - 2019-01-02

• Plunge into chilly lake chases away hangover
• Kelowna wins regional baby race
• Wildfire warriors saluted in 2018
• Canadians confident ahead of quarterfin­als at world junior tourney
• Okanagan resort now caters only to adult guests
• Speculatio­n tax wildly unpopular
• Police question suspect in English stabbing attacks
• Conservati­ve leader says Trudeau will hike carbon tax if he wins vote in 2019
• Gender pay gap widest at top of the corporate ladder, new report says
• Keyboardis­t for Walk off the Earth dies
• Federal tax changes come into effect as new year begins
• NASA spacecraft ventures where none has gone before
• University hearing study seeks participan­ts.
• Russian baby boy spends 35 hours in frozen rubble
• Make 2019 B.C.’s year of transparen­cy
• Say farewell to year of the unexpected in B.C. politics
• A look under the hood at B.C.’s new climate plan
• Albas a fiscally conservati­ve MP
• We’re too soft on drug trafficker­s
• KGH volunteers saved the day
• Today in history
• Flirting can easily get out of hand
• Pigs may indeed fly in 2019
• How to understand the terms used when interpreti­ng study results
• Swetlikoff adjusting to life as a Rocket
• Junior B clubs feeling caged up
• Opioid crisis slows in B.C.
• European-style Christmas magic
• Beach vacation to the extreme
• Junior B hockey loses in court
• First Nations deserve more than cannabis and casinos
• The fault with Ànding patterns in our stars
• Mom forced to rebuild her life
• VALLEYBRIE­FLY Telemark open to Nordic skiers
• Okanagan duo named to Order of Canada
• Bramall’s newest venture embraces spirit of valley

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