The Daily Courier - 2024-03-23

• THE COVID DEFENCE
• Okanagan farms threatened by ‘tree of heaven’
• Beach vendors
• Council approves six-storey building on Ellis Street
• Building uniformity sense of community
• Peachland water in good shape despite climate change
• Gratitude event April 27 for wildfire responders
• Okanagan woman wins top honour at anti-racism awards
• Constructi­on begins on Active Living Centre
• Adventurer Pelletier shares his story
• OK Falls, West Bench, Kaleden opt in, Naramata opts out
• Penticton’s code of conduct gets enshrined
• B.C. unveils flood strategy, adds $39M in funding
• Supreme Court ends spat over prayer at school
• Low snowpack could cause concern for power generation
• Glitch may have kept many veterans from being hired
• Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene files motion to oust Speaker Mike Johnson
• Trump says he has nearly $500 million in cash but doesn’t want to use it to pay New York judgment
• Russia launches sweeping attack on Ukraine’s power sector, a sign of escalation
• Russia, China veto resolution calling for cease-fire in Gaza
• Province must limit drug use in public
• NDP supports push toward 2-state solution
• Canada’s first newspaper goes to press
• Climate ignored by Chamber
• Free trade with UK more logical
• M. Emmet Walsh appeared in many memorable films
• Kelowna Rockets announce team award winners
• Stellato-Dudek, Deschamps capture gold at worlds
• Beautifull­y coloured cakes – just in time for Easter
• What women suffer most from menopause?
• Warm words of advice to ‘believe in the possible’
• ‘Alone in the Dark’ game review
• Turning on metabolism after 50
• HOROSCOPES
• UNDERHILL, Jeanne Fay

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