Penticton Herald - 2023-02-15

• Special protection extended for White Lake’s observator­y
• Expensive ‘choice’ facing some water users
• Multi-use park pitched for rodeo grounds
• Promoting Portugese curling
• Residents urged to sound off on emergency program
• Ukraine dancers visiting region in support of local aid group
• Premiers agree to accept new federal health-care deal
• Shot down objects over North America explained
• Advocates call on feds to expand access to psychedeli­c treatments
• Pandemic benefits reduced child poverty
• Quake now deadliest in Turkey’s modern history
• Parkland remembers victims 5 years after school massacre
• Tesla workers launch campaign to unionize
• Opposition BC Liberals now stressing addiction treatment
• When nature is taken for granted
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Chretien’s Shawinigan Handshake
• Self-righteousn­ess, arrogance and envy
• Colossal Canada Crossword
• B.C. stressed harm reduction, not treatment, and leads our country in opioid death rate
• Football federation approves Canadian rules for internatio­nal competitio­ns
• Canada to boycott men’s and women’s boxing championsh­ips
• B.C. Lions sign QB Davis, OL Couture as CFL free agency opens
• Super Bowl averages 113 million, 3rd most-watched in game history
• Montreal Canadiens host Ukrainian team
• Music students taking the stage
• Work colleague can’t stop staring at woman’s eye
• Reclast infusions bring on side effect of joint pain
• Bridge building contest back on the menu for its 38th season this spring
• Design to shine when bathed in moonlight
• What you need to know about filing taxes
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