Penticton Herald - 2017-02-25

• Savings will be invested in people, Clark tells chamber
• Chop shop’s assets going up for auction
• B.C. coast jolted for 2nd time this week
• Electric-powered taxi service opens in Kelowna
• School board chair defends trips to U.S.
• Number of Canadians with pot prescripti­ons now almost 130K
• Man claims GPS unit led him into streetcar tunnel
• Mumps cases reported across Alberta; hockey team afflicted
• Study suggests excessive computer use has adverse effects on patient care
• Conservati­ve candidates dive deeper during debate
• Public urged to update vaccines after mumps, measles cases reported
• Protesters gather after cop acquitted of sexual assault
• Chemicals found in illicit drugs in B.C.
• Poisoning points to N. Korea
• Storm cleanup could cost California more than $1B
• IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Reyat’s release offends justice
• B.C. government failing to prevent drug deaths
• Chinese insurance firm taking over B.C. retirement homes
• Kelowna Cup a ‘fun’ race
• Rockets torch rival Blazers, finally win in Kamloops
• Englot downs Homan again, Manitoba moves into final
• No rust for Raptors
• Vees blank Chilliwack in regular-season finale
• Raptors win without Lowry
• New York Times Crossword
• Dying: I don’t want to be there when it happens
• Contempora­ry ballet company to visit Kelowna
• Speed-dating movie is tip of lineup for embrace aging month
• Boyfriend crushed; his dad isn’t his biological father
• Final protesters cleared out
• What happens when you transfer out?
• CRA cracking down on tax evaders
• Alta. economy better but deficit still $10.8B
• A perfect cold dessert
• Dream Cafe set to March into spring
• Craft beer gain named as top trend in chefs’ survey
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