Penticton Herald - 2017-01-28

• Pay to play OK: Clark
• Maple syrup thieves could be stuck in jail for a while
• Anti-crime agency sees jump in tips for 2016
• Rockets , Blazers do battle at Prospera
• Gifford-Jones says it’s time to call for the MAID
• Astrologer predicts complex, confusing Year of the Rooster
• Flu shot difficult for pregnant women to get
• GM laying off 625 workers
• Universiti­es pull advertisin­g from ultra-conservati­ve news website
• Feds digging deeper hole; deficit $12.7B in 8 months
• Pipeline panel starting from scratch
• Military aircraft crashes in southern Saskatchew­an
• Muslims not surprised by immigratio­n curbs
• Judge says Melania Trump can sue blogger
• Brazilians try again to control prison
• 0HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANC­E DAY
• Dozens die in Somalia as extremists attack military
• Russia decriminal­izes some domestic violence
• Electoral reform promise broken
• IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• PM not telling truth about pipelines
• Trudeau assumes he speaks for all of us, but some of his subjects think he’s naive
• Confederat­ion’s a bad deal for Western Canada
• Gang holds up council, steals park and money
• Hockey world converging on Los Angeles
• Vipers make lead count, beat Vees 3-1
• Raptors end losing skid
• Facing New England ‘dream game’ for Atlanta GM
• Nadal sets up classic final vs Federer
• Hadwin heads to weekend in 2nd place; Tiger heads home
• Trumbo ‘quite happy’ with 3-year, $37.5M deal
• Traditiona­l, modern ballet combine for a sesquicent­ennial treat
• Snowbird solutions for healthy eating
• Divorcing brother demands too much of parents
• A decade of down and dirty BBQ
• Get active in February
• How much is enough?
• Festival to boost PRH tower drive
• ‘Dine Around Okanagan’ program
• Charcuteri­e meats for perfect paninis at Super Bowl party
• New York Times Crossword
• HOROSCOPES

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