Penticton Herald - 2017-02-18

• Sacred space offers peace and comfort for every faith
• Kelowna has B.C.’s 3rd highest number of overdoses in January
• Ottawa, B.C. strike deal on funding for health
• Kelowna makes list of most scenic towns in North America
• Bye-bye bank branch. Kelowna Capri location closing in June
• Inn trouble: motel could lose business licence
• BC Cherry Associatio­n holds AGM
• Killer gets 75-year sentence
• Liberal MPs bombarded over Islamophob­ia motion
• Highway 1 getting upgrade through southeaste­rn B.C.
• ‘Get real’ about anxiety workers feel: Trudeau
• Suspected killer thought she was part of prank
• New EPA chief expected to roll back environmen­tal rules
• B.C. decoding cancer’s DNA
• IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Performing arts centre should get priority over youth centre
• Government measures will preserve B.C.’s caribou population
• Keep religion out of politics, and politics out of religion
• Vees shut out Warriors 5-0 to stay perfect against rival
• Rockets come back, lose in OT
• Bautista reports early, ready to help win
• Virtue and Moir golden again, Chan struggles
• Gordon keeping quiet before dunk contest
• New York Times Crossword
• Husband’s trust becoming an issue
• Morose, macabre or maudlin?
• Ways to decrease risks of having a heart attack
• Cheesy Baked Grits a deeply satisfying staple
• Vertical & Vintages wine event at Apex
• Swing-dancing on Sicamous
• Culinary film festival is returning to region
• Ask yourself: Who gives you hope?
• Low volatility funds are anything but
• Union head plays down Trump concerns, says industry is on cusp of rebuilding
• Trudeau warns black-tie business elite to ‘get real’ about anxiety workers feel
• Air Canada: Low dollar not deterring Canadians from travelling to America
• Beer battle bubbles toward Supreme Court
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