Penticton Herald - 2024-02-27

• “Turn yourself in to police”
• City outlines investigat­ion process for code of conduct complaints
• Another charged in case of family from India who froze to death
• Amanda Todd’s mother urges passage of online harm bill
• Inquest into in-custody death of Saskatchew­an mass killer begins
• Military ombudsman calls on MPs to fix ‘obvious’ conflict
• Ohio awards bids for fracking under state parks
• Lack of snow cancels longest sled dog race in eastern U.S.
• U.S. moves to block merger of grocery store giants
• Germany reluctant to send missiles east
• UN member states meet to plan tackling the world’s many environmen­tal crises
• Officials honor Mississipp­i National Guardsmen killed in helicopter crash
• Rural-urban divide presents challenge
• Heart disease among women needs attention
• What’s the rule on bike lanes?
• Time speeding up as we age
• Justice system out of step
• Separated lanes improve safety
• Enhance healthcare training
• More challenges for Canadian farmers
• Danish mystery
• Warriors clip Eagles, Vees goalie nears shut-out record
• Prince George Cougars swiped away victory in B.C. division title
• Jones bits bitterswee­t farewell in last women’s championsh­ip
• Wife taking private pickleball lessons – but is that all it is?
• Lab results signify prompt treatment
• What would happen if we didn’t have leap year?
• A celebrator­y mood for first show since strike
• Sacred fire offers place of healing
• Ex-Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley is back with another great solo album
• HOROSCOPES

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