The Daily Courier - 2020-03-25

• 11 more in IH region test positive for virus
• Oh, my stars — that can’t be right!
• Kelowna woman sick with COVID-19
• Local Olympic hopeful taking Tokyo delay in stride
• Hotels struggle to stay afloat amid pandemic
• Closures on Westside grow to include outdoor amenities
• Westside emergency shelter to close as planned March 31
• Food bank, recovery home get new executive directors
• Drive-thru testing for COVID-19 available
• Online classes help with fitness in isolation
• Buddy system helping keep Oliver seniors connected
• Government­s fight to curb COVID-19 and fallout from growing job losses
• Business, labour groups say wage subsidy too little to help
• B.C. lagging on hospital beds
• Let’s talk about more family time
• City washes its hands on homeless
• Reconcilia­tion handled poorly
• Virus briefings are the new campaign rallies for Trump
• Dow has best day since 1933 as Congress nears deal on aid
• Nearly 7,000 employees leaving WestJet Airlines
• Ontario cuts hydro rates
• Husband made wife move out whenever his parents visited
• Pandemic bringing out the kindness in people
• Carcinoid tumours need to be treated surgically
• Watch out for malfunctio­ning EpiPens, warns U.S. FDA
• Canadians begin planning for Tokyo 2021
• NHL players, teams trying to stay connected with fans
• New Buc Brady looking forward, not behind
• Tuesday’s transactio­ns
• HOROSCOPES
• Local musician has the Quarantine Blues
• Boom times last until fear sets in
• Emergency shelter to close on schedule
• Taxes will rise to pay for new water plant
• Mexican farmworker­s can come after all
• School will be in session somehow for children of essential service workers

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