Penticton Herald - 2019-05-28

• Penticton bakery owner says he didn’t cook up blockade in Nanaimo Square
• 2 ousted Liberals say they’ll go it alone
• Fire department­s keep local control in new RDOS bylaw
• Easy ways to add flavourful punch to all your favourite dishes
• Use a lawyer or police to end harassment
• Alternativ­es to anti-depressant­s
• Busy weekend for search and rescue team
• Cool things to do here
• UN encouragin­g Canada to accept more vulnerable Mexican migrants
• Public disclosure is protection
• End to money laundering will lower housing costs
• Too far too fast
• Echoes of WWII in climate fight
• Bylaw stigmatize­s homeless people
• New bylaw won’t work
• Harper was one to starve military
• Trump in Japan: Pomp and tense circumstan­ce
• New auto giant? Fiat Chrysler wants to merge with Renault
• Playing it safe on two wheels
• Unlearning bad habits an obstacle
• How to extend your (working) life past retirement age
• Seniors’ centre marks 25th anniversar­y on Saturday
• Coaches matching lines, moves as Bruins-Blues Stanley Cup final begins
• A’s seek 11th straight, Plesac’s nephew to debut
• Canadians exit early from French red clay
• Raptors enjoy role as NBA underdogs
• Ex-Whitecaps player ‘optimistic’ harassment allegation was heard
• Buckner could really play ball
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