The Daily Courier - 2018-04-04

• Schools bracing for cash shortfall
• Data back up civil rights poll: Little progress since King, Jr.
• HANSON ON HOOPS HIGH
• Liberals punted OCC: Horgan
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Major university hearing study seeks participan­ts.
• Westside shelter closed after ‘successful’ winter
• Tracker dog can’t trace robbery suspect
• Childhood memories thanks to Peter
• Toronto Pride asks police to stay home
• Councillor wants police to allow turbans, hijabs
• The first lady of CBC
• Trump to decide ‘very quickly’ on pullout from Syria
• Superinten­dent where hazing incident occurred will resign
• Sex offender granted visitation with sick son
• Far right views going mainstream in Central Europe
• Kasich 2020? It could happen
• Ruining your Sunday afternoon
• Why is the spring break two weeks?
• Council lacks compassion
• Don’t let the feds push us around
• New election rules are unfair
• The Mali peacekeepi­ng mission
• New film about Chappaquid­dick
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Martin Luther King assassinat­ed
• Modern country with a twist
• What benefits am I entitled to?
• Gushue going strong in Vegas, Canada wins twice on Tuesday
• LeBron, Cavs down Raptors again
• Theodore, Golden Knights spoil Sedins’ second-to-last home game
• Blue Jays lay beating on White Sox
• Losing weekend for Coyotes in Nanaimo
• Victoria advances to face Tri-City in the 2nd round
• Entertainm­ent menu overflows with good options this weekend
• Boys will be boys not an acceptable excuse any more
• Some prostate drugs nix blood donation
• HOROSCOPES
• A kinder, gentler approach to bylaw enforcemen­t
• Major university hearing study seeks participan­ts.
• Search called off for missing W. Kelowna man
• B.C. planning no war on rats
• High-tech mapping could help fight fires
• Author picks up where legendary poet left off
• Senior wins lawsuit against insurer that wouldn’t pay for house Àre
• Drones tried in war on orchard pest

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