The Daily Courier - 2017-04-01

• Robotti says she was trying to buy time before confessing
• B.C. Hells Angel sentenced to 18-years
• Plug pulled on Apple Triathlon; back next year
• Can Rockets put Blazers away for the season?
• Pre Fest-of-Ale events begin this week
• Mission getting 1st middle school
• Chuck Hardy named candidate for Kelowna-Mission riding
• B.C. budget ads too political: auditor general
• EU wants focus on breakup before future
• Trump’s approach to intelligen­ce agencies shows anxiety, distrust
• Top prosecutor rips power grab
• Solving homelessne­ss also fixes other problems
• Flawed citizenshi­p law not worth keeping
• IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Penticton should require mini-suites
• A good eulogy isn’t just about giving people a laugh
• Vipers draw first blood in rivalry series
• Canucks lose again, shut out 2-0 by Kings
• Historic finish for Canadian women
• Defence in focus for Final Four matchup
• Gushue not worried about injury bug at world championsh­ip
• Winless Whitecaps trying to finish game with 11 players
• Following your bliss is hard; but if not now, when?
• Online auction now open
• Looking for divorce after husband left
• Mismatched eyes don’t have to be a pain
• The perfect marriage of wine and art
• An all-Canadian lineup set Dream for Music Festival
• Buy Local program to boost 15 B.C. wineries
• Beware ‘Whatever!’
• Charges laid in oil spill that fouled English Bay beaches in Vancouver
• Provinces locked in trade tiff over oil-and-gas offer
• Trump to examine 16 trade partners; Freeland: U.S. has surplus with Canada

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