Penticton Herald - 2022-09-24

• Homeless a challenge for bylaw enforcemen­t
• Licensed child care to get less expensive in B.C.
• Flowers put smiles on faces
• Protesters want climate on candidates’ radar
• New staff hired for homeless shelter
• Spirit North gets Indigenous kids into sport
• MPs, senators debate medically assisted dying
• Fiona to bring severe winds, heavy rain to Atlantic Canada
• Direct to Smelter Precious Metals Recycling Roadshow returns to Okanagan
• RCMP ‘did their best’ in response to N.S. mass shooting: Justice Department
• Oil and gas firms should reinvest in climate action
• Internatio­nal balloon festival returns to southern Alberta
• These are the election promises no one made
• Try diving deep for a deeper faith
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Gold bullion theft in Toronto
• Settler colonialis­m on full display at James Smith Cree Nation
• Not easy identifyin­g a good candidate
• Brock Boeser refocused as Canucks kick off camp
• NFL Canada opens pop-up sports bar to celebrate with fans
• Canada undefeated at women’s World Cup, beating France
• The relentless, unpredicta­ble rise of millennial leaders
• Canada’s lead on easing travel restrictio­ns
• End to Monday print edition of 9 papers by Postmedia
• Stz’uminus Youth living his dream through Indigenous films
• Book shows personal side of To Kill a Mockingbir­d author Harper Lee
• Jay’s Hoison Pulled Pork Tacos
• Defrauding for money: a different kind of sick
• Family dinner with Asian flare a huge hit
• Mean uncle verbally, mentally abusing nephew for years
• Saints Row full of bugs
• Recent outings on list of favourite cycling places
• Horoscopes

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