The Daily Courier - 2024-03-28

• Gas ads ‘MisleadinG’
• Population growth rate in 2023 was highest since 1957
• Ghostbuste­rs reboot hits franchise low
• Nighy, Ward both shine in The Beautiful Game
• Malicious actors ripping us off
• Tories bring carbon tax fight to Penticton
• Ignite the Arts is ready to make Penticton glow
• Groups seek review of Ontario’s hunting dog law
• Conservati­ve premiers are lying about carbon pricing: Trudeau
• Ukraine ramps up spending on more homemade weapons
• Quran-burning Iraqi man who faces an expulsion order from Sweden to seek asylum in Norway
• Sex offender who hacked stadium jumbotron gets 220 years
• W5 says goodbye after 55 years
• Weakened B.C. Utilities Commission doesn’t bode well
• Canada bans advertisin­g on Sundays
• Awakened brain seminar
• Eby doesn’t care about Penticton
• Mulroney now back in favour
• Five Warriors alumni skating in NCAA regionals
• Student frustrated with girl who asks ‘stupid questions’
• Pain after a total knee replacemen­t KEITH ROACH
• British family learns if you don’t fill an info vacuum, someone will
• Make sure you have the right glasses
• British museum suing former curator
• James Taylor on his 2024 tour, possible new music
• Godzilla claw shoes one of ‘dark fantasy’ creations
• Donald Sutherland writes memoir about film life
• Hop on these tips to have a great Easter egg hunt
• Tips for dyeing eggs with your kids or grandkids

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