The Daily Courier - 2024-04-17

• Wooldridge’s electoral strategies: a springboar­d and a safety net
• Will 20 new beds help drug users?
• At least 10 student labourers needed at the Grist Mill
• Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance & Speech & Dramatic Arts Festival winners
• City sued for Nanaimo Sq. scooter crash
• Lynx struggling to pay back passengers who got stiffed
• Gallagher gets express ticket to June trial
• UN says settler attacks on Palestinia­ns must stop
• Trump returns to court with no jurors picked
• Healthy eating becoming unaffordab­le
• Constructi­on workers need to be paid on time
• Parliament discusses WWI in private session
• It’s time we turn off the tap
• Legendary Cards manager Herzog dies at age 92
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
• My kid’s friends are hitting puberty harder than she is
• I found a bulge on my groin, what can you tell me?
• Judge orders Alberta to produce massive trove of coal documents
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Tesla to zap 10% of its workforce
• HOROSCOPES
• Tax hikes forecast to continue
• New plan in works for Seclusion Bay waterfront project
• Turner Park stays closed for upgrading project
• Warriors, Bucks take series to Game 7
• Council won’t get involved in Btk spraying debate
• Wildfire might have been worse without fire mitigation efforts
• Peachland council highlights
• Government has double standard on censorship
• W. Kelowna council highlights
• An eclipse is just one part of a big event

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