The Daily Courier - 2019-01-14

• Citizens pessimisti­c about Kelowna’s future
• Experts call for Ottawa bus crash investigat­ion
• Protection sought on old-growth forest
• In conversati­on with well-known local radio host Phil Johnson
• Animal Lifeline Emergency Response Team needs volunteers
• Bus route to benefit students
• City proposes grants for housing developers
• Funding sought for Lake Country cultural centre
• Housing costs driving young profession­als out of Vancouver
• Black bears need a variety of salmon
• Theatrics won’t stop shutdown
• Victims say teen needs space, time to heal
• Mayor critical after stabbing
• B.C. NDP attempting to make affordabil­ity its top priority
• IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Transplant turnaround health-care success
• Televised address to further agenda
• Canadians, wake up to U.S. ‘woo’
• Amazon story unfinished business
• Adviser urges Trump to reopen U.S. government
• Warriors snap losing streak, build on back-to-back wins
• Okanagan athletes impress early in Edmonton
• Cougars shut out Rockets on the road
• Eriksson posts 3 points in Canucks’ win over Panthers
• NFL playoffs holding to form
• Sharapova sharp in rout of Dart to start Australian Open
• Canada wins women’s U18 hockey worlds
• Homan wins record 10th curling slam
• Growing up riding bikes on Kelowna’s roads
• State boundaries on guest behaviour upfront
• Does cow’s milk make strong bones or weak ones?
• HOROSCOPES

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