The Daily Courier - 2014-10-02

• West Kelowna wants to be a city
• Cocaine smuggler should have said sorry
• ICE meth tablets pulled off the street
• AQUILINI FAMILY LOOKS TO REVIVE SOPA SQUARE PROJECT
• Today’s Horoscope
• U.S. data adds to global economic misfortune­s
• VALLEYINBR­IEF
• Park expansion to boost regional trail network
• Itani taking a run at council
• Medical building rankles neighbours
• McKinley plans back on the burner
• Somer seeks seat on Kelowna council
• CANADAINBR­IEF
• B.C. to table tax, emissions-reporting legislatio­n this fall
• 2 with respirator­y illness develop partial paralysis
• Canada prepares for potential Ebola cases
• Safety tips for little cyclists
• Local politics heats up
• What went wrong in MacIsaac case
• Roll up your sleeves and give
• Don’t go to war
• Not being honest about going to war
• Westside bear problem a load of garbage
• Doves get very thorough inspection
• WORLDINBRI­EF
• Canadian flyweight gets late nod for Halifax card
• EAsimulati­on predicts Kings win Stanley Cup again
• NHL 6 pack: Aquick look at new coaches for 2014-15
• Crowded sick bay not an excuse for hurtin’ B.C. Lions
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• For the love of laundry
• EVENT to do
• Family shunned because of suicide
• EVENT on screen
• Ruptured spleen normally due to some sort of trauma
• Harvest season offers lessons to investors
• Culture Days launch to fanfare
• Fire prevention week putting you to the test
• Findlater not finished Ophus committed to new term
• Tax exemptions annual considerat­ion
• First week of school stress at its best
• Canada’s war didn’t come with a declaratio­n
• Our bear problem is garbage
• Questions abound after UBCM meetings conclude
• Culture Days spread art across Westside
• Nut Farm harvests neighbourh­ood spirit
• Learn how your feet impact health
• Pine Acres the place to be
• You’ve got to be Mad not to read used books
• Capital gains and tax loss selling
• College set for Young Chef challenge
• Dozens flee public school
• Orphaned bear cubs getting second chance
• Delegates visiting valley from across land
• Bliss Bakery is aptly named
• Klassen resurfaces with Bonitas
• Desautels does best face ‘Plante’
• Animals in hot cars targeted

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