The Daily Courier - 2019-02-20

• B.C. POLITICS Latest NDP budget focuses on families
• February on track to become coldest yet
• Tuesday’s winners and losers at Scotties Tournament of Hearts
• Kelowna hoteliers not so worried about short-term rentals
• B.C. BUDGET Numbers trigger alarm bells
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Man beats drug charge
• LOCAL GOVERNANCE West Kelowna opts for new city manager
• Economic developmen­t plan includes visits with merchants
• Special Olympics B.C. Winter Games set to open Thursday night in Vernon
• Size matters for conservati­on
• Shared blame and shame for caribou extinction
• The price of recognitio­n
• Don’t welcome back traitors
• Wilson-Raybould a national tragedy
• Proud valley cheerleadi­ng
• A journey around the world
• Guilt wears gifts, tears, confession
• What’s in a medical condition name?
• Rockets routed by Royals in rematch
• OC Coyotes open season in Vegas
• Owls’Ibbetson commits to Heat
• COYOTES 3, OILERS 2
• Payless to close 248 Canadian stores
• Opposition parties in Ottawa push for inquiry in SNC-Lavalin affair
• Make sure measles shots are up to date
• FEDERAL POLITICS Protest convoy reaches Ottawa
• HOROSCOPES
• New mayor knew what to expect
• Glenrosa residents group gathers for meeting Sunday
• City manager on the way out at West Kelowna
• Wine-crushing plant too close for comfort
• Regional board highlights
• Warriors don’t think officials were on their side
• Highlights from Feb. 12 council meeting Developmen­t process Public works yard improvemen­ts

The Daily Courier - 2019-02-19

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