The Daily Courier - 2023-02-01

• NDP questions sanctions regime as few funds frozen, none seized
• Record-high deaths in Kelowna, Penticton
• Tussle over sea lice unfolds; federal decision on salmon farms looms
• School to dump name of lord linked to Boer War
• Sally Ann aids in co-ordinating homeless relief
• Fraser Valley bus drivers give strike notice, could stop collecting fares Thursday
• Create, enforce new long-term care standards: report
• Backlog targeted as Veterans Affairs reports nearly $1B for ex-soldiers was unspent
• Ukraine pushes for fighter jets after tank deals
• Winter weather cancels flights, at least one fatality in Texas
• Phone scammer a dream job
• How can we stop needless 911 calls?
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Wardrobe malfunctio­n at Super Bowl
• Media may be losing track of real story
• Ukraine’s war goal is to survive
• Homa good at golf, talking about it during telecast
• February - month of dreads or desires
• Financiall­y stable son left out of mother’s will
• UTI causes changes in body temperatur­e regulation
• Pop star the Weeknd tops nomination­s with six nods
• Health Canada reviewing the breastfeed­ing drug ‘domperidon­e’ for psychiatri­c issues
• Finalists named for local awards ceremony
• Warriors drop weekend pair after shootout win
• Okanagan avalanches rare but deadly
• Kelowna seeking affordable housing options
• Okanagan luxury housing market stabilizin­g
• Record-high overdose deaths in Kelowna, Penticton in 2022
• Suspect now tied to 3 armed robberies
• Between the Lakes powwow being revived
• Excess light ruins a nice view
• Will Liberals nix merger or give us higher cellphone bills?
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR

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