The Daily Courier - 2018-03-21

• Findlater to press James for exemption
• Breaking up is hard to do, especially with Facebook
• Motorist who stopped to lend hand ends up losing truck
• Veteran left-hander to start Blue Jays’ season opener
• Top Forty Under 40: Former tennis coach knows a good return when he sees it
• Stealing mail nets year in jail
• Armed robber avoids jail
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• New route to Upper Mission gets green light
• Peachland to get sought-after downtown seniors complex
• Fire department in Wilson’s Landing seeking recruits
• B.C. teachers’ union head Hansman calls for ‘mature conversati­ons’
• Active member of community named B.C.’s new lieutenant-governor
• Get tough on Russia
• A tale of two Oval Offices
• B.C. must lead in health studies
• Driving a vehicle is a privilege
• Motive of troll questioned
• Whose job is it to protect farmland?
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Alcatraz closes
• U.S. first lady to hold public event on cyberbully­ing
• Buying a home made easy
• Junos come with spring
• Woman gave own answer
• ENTERTAINM­ENT CALENDAR
• Chest pain may be angina
• Rockets, Americans clashing for 7th time in post-season history
• Flames’ GM is disappoint­ed, says team has ‘underperfo­rmed’
• Kelowna’s Shephard to represent Canada
• Raptors down Orlando without star, DeRozan
• Whitecaps hoping common sense overturns red card given to captain
• NHL wants situation room, not referees, to have final say on goalie interferen­ce
• Jones keeps rolling at worlds
• HOROSCOPES
• Woman dies in fire
• Athletes race from mountain in Ski to Tree event
• Kelowna seniors make new friends
• UBCO study questions altitude sichness remedy
• Better conditions sought for field hands
• Rockets end regular season on a high
• Beware online fraudsters
• Full-time summer jobs offered
• Hot market is cooling: analyst
• Notorious OK criminal a dangerous offender
• Would you be willing to embarrass yourself to tell a good story?
• Grandmas teach reading, laughter
• No mussels is good news
• Mayor has taxing meeting
• Lawyer Àned for swearing at Mountie
• Seniors’ residence almost open for applicatio­ns
• Routine screening methods can detect cancer early

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