Penticton Herald - 2018-07-04

• Pot shop site limits go too far for some
• Experts to look into basic income for B.C.
• Housing new focus in probe of money laundering
• Drugs, gun trial ends in acquittal for Penticton man
• Local rugger making mark at profession­al level
• Ex-mayor series continues with Beth Campbell
• Not alone with embarrassi­ng incontinen­ce
• Compassion for those with PTSD
• Fire-damaged 1871 home worth saving, says expert
• Kelowna stabbing victim mourned
• Heat wave may be normal, but don’t dismiss warming
• Heat blamed for 6 deaths
• B.C. the destinatio­n for dirty cash
• One more whistle stop for local MP
• Phoenix in flames
• Local parks under siege
• Hopes politician­s read park series
• Border trauma all-too-familiar
• B.C. politics is clearly broken
• Heavy rains increase urgency in cave rescue
• Thousands deported to Central America
• Trump reverses policy using race in college admissions
• TSX stumbles on oil, trade swings
• In-demand jobs in Canada
• Relocating for job challengin­g
• Canada keen to talk NAFTA
• Market movers
• England finally wins penalty shootout
• Hughes excited to hit ice for 1st time with Canucks
• Bouchard, Shapovalov victorious
• Canadian Open gets better spot on PGA schedule, bigger purse
• HOROSCOPES

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