Penticton Herald - 2018-06-14

• Legalizati­on too close to worry about charges
• Bernier’s lack of loyalty, not supply management, behind his job loss: Scheer
• NDP MLA to run for mayor of Nanaimo, putting coalition with Greens at risk
• 300 people out for new school’s open house
• Shootout makes comeback this season in BCHL
• Valley editor gets personal with Duane Jordan
• Write on: Grade 4 students to have works published
• Woman responds to email shock by cheating
• Wine and sleep aids not a healthful combo
• Trails getting makeover at Giant’s Head Mountain
• Report shows an increase in number of homeless people
• Watering during drought
• Builder’s liens leave unit owners in limbo
• Learn to downsize before move
• Ex-premiers rail on housing taxes
• P3 model proving costly for B.C.
• Doctoring overload?
• Blaxploita­tion classic remake with ‘Superfly’
• Integrity, dignity and ethics
• Comcast makes $65 billion bid for Fox
• Independen­t senators in control
• Freeland calls tariffs ‘absurd’ after meeting
• 2026 World Cup coming to Canada, North America
• 2026 could be a historic sports year for Canada if Calgary lands Winter Olympics
• Raonic moves on, but Shapovalov falls to qualifier at Stuttgart Open
• NASA rover knocked out as dust storm envelops Mars
• AP Fact Check: Trump partly right on Canada’s dairy tariffs
• No Coke, No Pepsi: Bottlers leave Mexican city hit by recent crime
• HOROSCOPES

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