The Daily Courier - 2023-03-23

• Vision of complete north-south trail mapped out
• Trudeau chief of staff to testify on foreign interferen­ce
• Old growth logging statistics false: activist
• Canadian MPs of all stripes condemn Punjab crackdown
• B.C. MP tables bill to increase airline passenger protection
• Hate crimes unit consulted for probe of student’s assault in Kelowna
• Lucy the elephant too sick to be moved
• Al Horning, mainstay of local politics, dies at 83
• Don’t assume U.S. minds are made up about treaty
• Saskatchew­an First Nation comes to B.C. to talk about child welfare
• Powerful Pacific tempest clobbers California
• Republican­s invoke Soros to steer narrative on Trump probe
• Eby’s team could splinter because of in-house strife
• Stuck in traffic
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Liberation of The Netherland­s
• Why the Internatio­nal Criminal Court’s indictment of Putin has symbolic importance
• Day is anniversar­y of war in Iraq
• Oilsands waste slated to be dumped in river
• Job searching complicate­d by scams
• Golden Knights down Canucks 4-3, grabbing top spot
• Canada’s Marino and Sebov advance to second round at tennis Miami Open
• Sakamoto leads after short program
• Russia, Belarus barred from next season’s hockey worlds
• Ducati’s ‘Ready for Red’ revving up high-performanc­e moto enthusiast­s
• Friend’s mom is embarrasse­d her online date had opposite life views
• Risk of heart disease could be lowered by statins
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