The Daily Courier - 2021-01-06

• Pace of infections slows in Kelowna
• BUBBLING
• Nearly half of us broke bubbles
• NO BETTER ANIMAL THAN OX FOR 2021
• WISE WORDS
• Trudeau says he’s frustrated by travel, vaccine rollout
• Cannabis research facility unique across the globe
• West Kelowna shelter offers up backpacks
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Mediator called in to credit union dispute
• Girl refuses ride from stranger
• COVID cases on rise again in Revelstoke
• Edmonton passenger carrying COVID
• Kelowna real estate firm aids 3D build of Mexican home
• Home prices rise since assessment­s
• Dream trips for politician­s, but not a terminally-ill child
• Procession for Calgary cop killed in line of duty
• Some people got outdoors for the first time during pandemic
• Alberta health-care aide dies from COVID-19
• Mobile homes use more power: report
• B.C. mink farmer to destroy 1,000 animals
• Yukon begins vaccinatio­ns
• Gulf countries agree to truce
• Kelowna doctors imploring everyone to follow rules
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Biblical rain hits Vancouver
• Skip the Wall of Shame tour
• Strata fee ‘adjustment’ not necessaril­y retroactiv­e
• Tests needed to tell us how kids are doing in school
• Tories adopt Republican language
• All eyes on Pence as results to be certified today
• Blue Bombers re-sign top left tackle Bryant
• Boston slips slow start, beats Raptors 126-114
• Star goalie tenders masterpiec­e
• NHL coach, Cup winner John Muckler dies at 86
• Seahawks relying just a bit less on offence
• Acknowledg­ing depression a good first step
• Define year ahead with traditions
• Medication, lifestyle changes first treatment for heart
• Breaking down Biden’s Iran problem
• Germany extends coronaviru­s lockdown to Jan. 31
• Final EPA rollback curbs use of health studies
• HOROSCOPES
• SUPER QUIZ
• Sudoku
• Answer

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