The Daily Courier - 2018-03-30

• Kelowna doctor retires without a replacemen­t
• Breastfeed­ing photo sparks uproar
• Kelowna Rockets swept from 1st round of WHL playoffs
• Officials say drones could revolution­ize war on orchard pest
• KNEE PAIN?
• Senior wins lawsuit against home insurer that balked at claim
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Temporary shelter wears out welcome
• France honours veteran of war
• Lake Country mayor glad tax hasn’t been applied to his town
• Westside residents asked to watch for missing man
• Russia responds quid pro quo to expulsions of its diplomats
• Suspect in Florida school shooting being sent ‘piles of letters’ by fans
• Juries to reflect all of Canada
• Ancient footprints earliest in America
• Don’t let voting age be a political football
• Big business is Big Brother
• Dilbit spill will take years to clean up
• W. Kelowna’s loss won’t be that great
• Keep gov’t out of housing market
• Lunatic shoots Reagan
• Government­s backing possible Calgary bid for 2026 Games
• McDavid scores again, but Canucks beat Oilers
• Stanton pounds Blue Jays in dominant Yankees’ debut
• Hernandez king again as M’s win 1st
• Montreal, Canada mourns loss of legendary Expo, Staub
• Toronto retires Halladay’s No. 32
• Brain-injured son’s girlfriend wants out
• Does exercise trump a poor diet?
• SUVs to steal the show
• BMW picks Vancouver for debut of X4 SUV
• Affordable Rates
• Duck race to help bats
• Community workshop will show us how to give our youth a boost
• Peachland man given year in jail for mail theft, fraud
• Speculatio­n tax will slow developmen­t
• Highlights from the last West Kelowna council meeting
• Warriors’ captain commits to Colgate
• Regional district highlights
• Council highlights
• Even with reduced rate, speculatio­n tax will still hurt local economies
• Sensitivit­y following Dental Fillings
• Serial thief goes to jail

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