Penticton Herald - 2018-03-24

• Fans of rock band Hedley stand by group in Kelowna
• Green leader, NDP MP arrested at protest against pipeline project
• Pipeline will slow rise in gas prices, says Notley
• Brothers face off against each other
• Penticton musician inks his 1st recording contract
• Downpour unleashes torrents of water up and down Valley
• Jury: killing not murder
• Section of roadway on Westside washed out
• Anti-pipeline protesters fail in bid to meet MP
• Indian band could host pot facilities
• B.C. LNG incentives applauded by industry
• Diplomats critical of Ottawa for Mali mission explanatio­n
• Compensati­on for executives at Bombardier rises by 7%
• Tories end all-nighter
• Conviction of ex-Harper aide upheld
• Cod stocks show steep decline
• Facebook could be investigat­ed
• Melania talks about courage after Stormy describes affair
• Church leader accused of sex crime
• Rampage in Southern France
• Car bomb kills 13
• This week changes everything
• What kind of animal would Trump be?
• I was never on Facebook
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Elvis in the Army
• Trail hangs on for 3rd straight win over Vees
• Kelowna skier captures 2 medals at Paralympic­s
• Rockets regroup for Game 2
• Hurricanes 6, Rebels 0
• Tasty, crusted salmon is just minutes away
• Spicy chicken piri piri has no backbone
• Spaghetti squash tasty alternativ­e to pasta
• Winter won’t last much longer on the ski trails
• New hunting regulation­s coming into effect on April 1
• Take a river cruise in Asia
• New web series can help you pick California destinatio­ns
• Rutland’s sense of place
• Rock and roll fundraiser­s coming to Kelowna, Vernon
• All-star tribute to John Denver
• Comedian rivaled The Beatles
• Cheer-at-the-screen fun
• Fresh classic take on first love
• Boyfriend’s mom insults vegetarian
• Do you suffer from senior prejudice?
• Change is coming, but just let it happen
• FBI helps return pair of mammoth tusks to Canada
• Canada missing out on diabetes breakthrou­gh
• Burger overtaking baguette in France
• Love that home’s view? See how much more you’ll pay
• Books placed backward: art or nonsense?
• Today’s houseplant­s do more than look pretty on your table
• What’s old is new again
• BEST-SELLER LIST
• Getting creative on storage space
• Pet proofing your home
• The challenges of limited space

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