Penticton Herald - 2018-05-29

• City to pay $1.15M in leaky condo suit
• Extended services urged for youth
• Green leader fined $1,500 over protest of pipeline
• Local non-profit groups explain the benefits of legacy giving
• Okanagan Lake may be ‘days away’ from peaking
• Moving on happily best revenge
• Kidney failure cause
• Masked man sentenced for attempted home invasion
• Charitable organizati­on supports Moog and Friends Hospice House
• Estate giving leaves a lasting legacy for many
• Need for Pathways’ support keeps growing in Penticton
• Carbon taxes not bad policy
• Election bill too confusing, too late
• Premiers pass on tough issue
• ‘Minor’ oil leak still major issue
• Nothing wrong with the system
• French president rewards migrant who saved child
• Signs point to summit after all
• New technique is hip with patients Hip-replacemen­t procedure gets patients back on their feet sooner
• GUT CHECK Swallowed capsule could spot health trouble, send alert
• Vees’ Harbinson happy with ‘high-end talent’ at spring camp
• 5 Penticton players picked for Zone 2 at BC Summer Games
• Racial profiling: The complicati­ons of shopping while black in Canada
• This summer will be slightly warmer than last year’s, meteorolog­ist says
• HOROSCOPES

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