The Daily Courier - 2017-03-29

• Trench highway proposed for downtown Westbank
• Peachland soldier killed 100 years ago
• Louie’s body battered, bruised, court told
• Top Forty Over 40: Graphic designer enjoys facing fears
• Kamloops Blazers post their 1st win in playoff series against Kelowna Rockets
• Kelowna to host conference on brain health on June 1
• West Kelowna takes over hall
• Sentencing put off for dangerous offender
• CALENDAR
• Canadians help with coke bust
• MLAs don’t need second jobs
• Education in good hands under this gov’t
• B.C. a leader in taking care of environmen­t
• John Shields’ life dedicated to service
• Trump ends ‘war on coal’
• No Russian conspiracy here, Trump spokesman insists
• Outlook still uncertain despite positive data: Bank of Canada governor
• Tea Party shines a light on the dark side
• Cause of blood-loss elusive
• Tax deadline nears for self-employed
• Listen to people who know how to talk well
• Heart attack changed husband’s personalit­y
• Gymnasts pile up medals representi­ng Kelowna
• Community Calendar
• Twice as much land offered for lakeview housing project
• Final week for deal on composter
• West Kelowna church urging city council to start planning for homeless shelter
• City council urged to pay for water plant without borrowing
• Crash kills woman from West Kelowna
• Regional District of the Central Okanagan
• Funding moves up timeline for Rose Valley water plant
• Kelowna Art Gallery: Appetite for Art fundraiser

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The Daily Courier - 2017-03-30