The Daily Courier - 2018-11-20

• Posties stay off job in Central Okanagan
• Yes, that $10 bill is different
• Cab company in no panic over advent of ride-hailing
• Holiday tradition returns to again dance its way into your heart
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• District to review plan to replace aging school
• Maple tree decorated for holiday season
• Big White Ski Resort set to open Thursday
• South Rutland Elementary seen as best site for proposed Aboriginal preschool program
• UNSOLVED CRIMES
• Grade 9 students report for duty at Kelowna RCMP Detachment
• Santa Bond’s holiday reading list
• One month after legalizati­on, pot still in a haze
• Olympic exposure overrated
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Nuremberg trials
• Feds still cheat our veterans
• PR won’t make politician­s honest
• Bible lessons are stories for reason
• Yanks deal for Mariners ace
• Good Luck has Colts in the hunt
• Dutch strike late to earn Final-4 spot
• Rams win MNF thriller
• Laine hat-trick sinks Canucks
• ENTERTAINM­ENTCALENDA­R
• Therapist should be reported if he weren’t dead
• Studies say stem cell treatment for MS not ready for prime time
• West Kelowna choir to sing with Tenors
• 6 students face charges in private-school probe
• 2 nurses to tell UN committee of women’s ‘non-state torture’
• Tory plan on gun violence to take aim at criminals
• HOROSCOPES

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