The Daily Courier - 2019-02-27

• Reopening Highway 97 to take a few more days
• All eyes on Wilson-Raybould
• Local Tories have reason to worry, says ex-MP
• Students to use their noodle Friday in annual contest
• Anna Jacyszyn highlights this week’s entertainm­ent options
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• Chase fatality not cop’s fault
• Measles shot available at pharmacy
• Mountie won’t be charged over arrest
• SNC-Lavalin ties extensive
• FEDERAL POLITICS Wilson-Raybould to speak to justice committee today
• Khadr decision expected in March
• B.C. premier says affordable housing crunch hurts province’s growth
• B.C. doctor warns against deadly mushroom that looks similar to edible variety
• House vote OKs Democrats’ bill blocking Trump emergency on wall
• Trump, Kim to get intimate as world watches Vietnam summit
• Passengers injured during Hawaii lava boat tour file suit
• Governors may struggle to raise money
• Pipeline flowing with contradict­ions
• Eight councillor­s to determine fate of Airbnb
• Byelection is bad news for Conservati­ves
• Fascinated by art of body language
• Have we forgotten the Harper years
• TODAY IN HISTORY: “Right makes right”
• We need to make Canada great again
• Small business, big win
• Telemark biathlete medals at Canada Games
• Flames beat Islanders
• BCHL honours Mike Hardman West Kelowna’s star forward the first Warrior to win Bob Fenton Trophy
• After fire sale, Senators have little hope for near future
• Siakam, Raptors bounce back with convincing 118-95 win over Celtics
• Wife’s a sucker for friend’s fit fads
• Prostate cancer treatment an individual­ized process
• HOROSCOPES
• Westside Daze moving to make room for midway

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