Penticton Herald - 2018-07-31

• BC Housing criticized over glass office walls
• Smoky air blankets most of province
• Pot only drug Ottawa willing to decriminal­ize
• Bat activity more prevalent
• Scabies dilemma
• Treat gout, not elevated uric acid level
• Residents vow to fight eviction notice
• Similkamee­n wildfires region’s most troubling
• Firefighte­rs repeatedly dodging boaters on lake
• Accused child murderer’s trial delayed
• Trial next year for accused murderer
• Mass transit little but pipe dream
• Sensory changes come with age
• Learn about cataracts to see more clearly
• Food safety concerns for Canadians
• Rift over pianist’s street-naming
• Some U.S. politician­s still listen
• Findlater bows out with grace
• Prop rep will smooth political map
• Israel letter leaves out key facts
• Time for outliers to contribute
• Be ready come election time
• TSX closes lower as technology stocks weigh
• Consortium needs to raise offer for Aeroplan: analyst
• City, FD are just downloadin­g risk
• Movers and shakers
• Northern Ontario blaze marches toward highway
• Higher interest rates expected to hit younger people hardest
• Liberals face hurdles with infrastruc­ture spending tool
• B.C. boys hold their own
• A star for Calgary Flames, Canada, ‘Iggy’ retires after 20 NHL seasons
• Vees ship goalie to Alberta for prospects
• Big names on the block as MLB deadline day arrives
• HOROSCOPES

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