The Daily Courier - 2023-02-24

• B.C. adds $180 million to prepare for natural disasters
• Coldest Night walk warms for a cause
• The journey from Ukraine to the Okanagan and a new life
• MP urges feds to create ‘Red Dress Alert’ for missing Indigenous women
• Former NDP cabinet minister Mark to resign Vancouver seat, cites health
• Demand drives expansion of early education program
• Google tests blocking news content for some Canadians in response to government bill
• Black-owned businesses smaller, less profitable
• B.C. study links killer whale decline to lack of energy-rich fatty salmon
• Canadian grain storage arrived just in time for Ukrainian farmer
• Canada’s trade with Russia has plummeted
• How to make a really big bang
• Pink Shirt Day has its place
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Putin launches attack on Ukraine
• We’re nearing a future where some infections may no longer be treatable with antibiotic­s
• Sharing medical data may not be healthy
• Drone footage shows Bakhmut’s destructio­n
• Storms shut down parts of Oregon, paralyze travel
• Canada trounces U.S. 5-0
• Canadian women pay for defensive errors in loss to Japan
• 5 golfers tied for lead after opening round
• Manitoba leans on leadership of skip Jones
• Grannie upset her grandkids are consistent­ly ungrateful, rude
• Topical steroid best for oral lichen planus treatment
• Gladys in Wonderland, a laugh-outloud comedy of senior home antics
• Doctors, patient advocates hope simulation ‘suit’ will raise heart failure awareness
• U.S.-Canadian Artist Whitens wins Gershon Iskowitz Prize
• What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth sign.
• Spying spouses tell ‘True Lies’ in new TV series ‘True Lies’
• What’s Available
• Checking in with PEYTON MANNING
• BRADLEY COOPER’S TOP 10 MOVIES
• ‘A Star Is Born’ again as Bradley Cooper meets Lady Gaga
• Phillies look for Schwarber to muscle up again in 2023

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