The Daily Courier - 2018-03-09

• Red-light cameras to catch speeders
• City urged to increase rental-unit tax break
• Kelowna motorists lucky to be paying $1.27 a litre
• Canadian Paralympic star nervous to carry flag at opening of Games
• Internatio­nal Women’s Day marked in Kelowna
• Flooding threat grows with snow still piling up
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Convenienc­e store robbed, ransacked
• Westside’s new sewage pipe could cost $1.2 million more
• Technology taking over, says industry executive
• Parliament­ary secretary talks up women, tourism
• Big White spending highest in a decade
• Viola Desmond takes her place as civil rights icon as new $10 bill is unveiled
• Atwal says he had asked to attend Trudeau India event
• Bloc Quebecois has run its course
• I was wrong, PM doesn’t deserve any credit
• Mulroney for Ontario’s PC leadership
• Put homeless in barracks
• GP shortage major crisis
• Opposed to cougar hunt
• Accusation­s, job losses
• Trump to meet North Korea’s Kim by May
• Handcuffed teacher sues school board
• Gushue, Epping, Jacobs playoff-bound at the Brier
• Culture change paying off
• Sexual assault charges void contract
• Canadian leads PGA event he nearly missed
• Johnny Reid makes the crowd part of the show
• Don’t worry about heart valve leak
• Keep peace with your ex for your daughter’s sake
• Saxophonis­t goes solo Monday
• High-end sports cars gleam at Geneva auto show: bring money
• In #MeToo era, some question need for ‘car girls’ at shows
• New Nissan dealership now open for business
• HOROSCOPES
• Intersecti­on cameras will soon catch speeders
• Petition asks school board to reconsider school grade changes
• Trudeau’s credibilit­y damaged
• School trustees got it wrong on reconfigur­ation
• Body of stabbing victim still warm, says Mountie
• Brakemen perform in Peachland on Sunday

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The Daily Courier - 2018-03-10