Penticton Herald - 2022-09-28

• Celebrity artist livens up mall walls
• Vees, Warriors off to perfect starts
• Chamber unveils nominees for Business Excellence Awards
• Meet the candidates for Penticton city council
• URBA office in Rutland to close, work carries on
• B.C. Liberals announce BC United as top choice for party name change
• Maine power workers cross border to help with Fiona devastatio­n
• Trudeau says stronger infrastruc­ture needed
• Direct to Smelter Precious Metals Recycling Roadshow returns to Okanagan
• Sedition trial underway for Oath Keepers boss
• How Canada measures up on the global food security index
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Airmail stamps introduced
• Many are sick of waiting while many are waiting while sick
• Playing the name game with politician­s
• Ethanol and biofuel are viable alternativ­es
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Soup’s on! Local chefs inspired by fall bounty
• Canada’s Sharpe aims to build on rookie year in Portland
• Q&A: Canada’s Paul Henderson reflects on famous goal 50 years later
• WTO joins FIFA in African project despite Qatar controvers­y
• Canada in guaranteed sweet spot after women’s win over Mali
• Friend concerned about child’s father and medical needs
• High-intensity ultrasound not standard for cancer
• Ballet show a night to remember
• Helping loved ones deal with debt
• Regrow your vegetables from scraps on windowsill

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