The Daily Courier - 2018-02-09

• Family Day activities offered all over region
• Minimum wage to hit $15.20 in B.C. by 2021
• B.C. seeking new markets for wine, says Horgan
• Cadillac CTS’s range of content, powertrain­s rivals pack leaders
• Coverage of 2018 Winter Olympic Games
• Proposed shift in Family Day opposed by local businesses
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Scandinavi­an practices impress forests minister
• Plane maintenanc­e training doubled with new funding
• Labour council vice-president now president
• Objection to tower surprising
• Homeless in West Kelowna to get more help this spring
• Dock washes up on beach
• Minister says Ottawa prepared to intervene in pipeline dispute
• Alberta, B.C. left with limited options to escalate trade war
• New energy projects get 2-year window for approval, denial
• Alleged serial killer to face more charges
• Chief of staff in spotlight after abuse allegation­s
• Wall Street’s wild ride keeps investors guessing
• Is this the best way to pick a leader?
• Trade war between provinces hurts Canada
• We are all Canadians
• Letter writer’s claims are untrue
• Statues for West Kelowna council
• Bad record on the environmen­t
• Korean unity emerges in small interactio­ns
• Russians lose appeal over doping ban
• Raptors’ big man delivers big effort for 4th straight win
• Stampeders tell veteran running back, Messam, to test free-agent market
• Cavaliers, Lakers shake up rosters at NBA trade deadline
• Rockets set for another 1st-place showdown with rival Royals in Victoria
• Canucks torched by Tampa Bay
• Actors look amazingly like the real people
• Let kids see you after split
• Erratic heart rate may be atrial fibrillati­on
• HOROSCOPES
• Police staffing top issue for many taxpayers
• Huge snowpack could be a problem later
• Peachtree hearing not exactly fair
• Shelley Cook and the NDP have earned my vote
• Come and look around – you’ll find something to your liking
• Siddon retiring from politics

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The Daily Courier - 2018-02-10