The Daily Courier - 2023-01-27

• Okanagan avalanches rare but deadly
• Okanagan’s luxury housing market worth watching
• Kelowna housing needs ongoing assessment
• Passengers stuck on train were in ‘unique’ situation, says Via CEO
• Canfor restructur­ing affects nearly 500 mill workers in northern B.C
• Canada donating four Leopard battle tanks
• Court orders Detroit museum to hold onto disputed van Gogh
• Stakes rise as Iran can fuel ‘several’ atom bombs
• Russian attacks on Ukraine reported; at least 11 dead
• Committee delves into Rogers-Shaw deal as fate rests with minister
• The cost of hiding the stars
• With hockey, we appreciate nostalgia
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Uber service comes to Edmonton
• Doomsday Clock at 90 seconds to midnight – the closest to global catastroph­e ever
• Ritchie, Rehkopf lift team to win against Bedard
• Warriors fight back from 3-0 deficit to knock off Centennial­s
• Brown twins make winter scouting edition a family affair
• Woman called a ‘poser’ for wearing mask in public place
• New medication for Type 2 diabetes has proven safe
• Juno nominated Celtic duo, siblings Cassie and Maggie to light up stage
• South Asian community health workers welcome new low-risk alcohol guidance
• Elle King settles in Nashville as mom, singer
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