Penticton Herald - 2017-02-11

• Motorists stranded in icy weather
• Party’s website didn’t need to be hacked
• New look for Canada’s oldest airline
• Column about hanging drug pushers pushes readers’ buttons
• Man falls victim to ‘ransomware’ scam
• Storm blows through Atlantic Canada
• Quebec student detained, denied entry to the U.S.
• Freedom granted to man who beheaded passenger on bus
• Trudeau visits Snow King on Arctic visit
• White House stinging from travel ban defeat
• Iranians trample on U.S. flag to mark 1979 revolution
• Is there a mole inside the NDP?
• IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Canadian views on electoral reform were pretty clear
• WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
• Vees beat Trail 2-1 to clinch division title
• Phillips takes parting shot at Lions
• Outdoor racing on the rebound
• Spieth beats the fog, tops leaderboar­d at Pebble
• Durant in OKC today for 1st time since leaving
• New York Times Crossword
• My resolution has plateaued. Now what?
• Party time! 5 things to know about Wayne’s World Screenings planned for movie’s 25th anniversar­y
• I like my roommate, but not his mooching friend
• Carrie-Anne Moss longing to move back to Canada
• Travel and work at same time
• Make a connection with your people
• What is human capital really worth?
• Expect a mortgage broker to find the best deal for you
• Tribe files challenge to stall pipeline Company says 1,900-km line is safe, could be operationa­l within 3 months
• Survey praises Canadian companies in the Arctic for respecting indigenous rights
• Canada adds 48,300 new jobs, but wage growth, hours slip
• When it comes to selecting a realtor, ask questions
• Top chefs plate delightful dishes
• Canadian cookbooks named award finalists
• Happy ‘Galentine’s Day’
• HOROSCOPES

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