Penticton Herald - 2022-03-30

• Dazzling new playground unveiled for Summerland
• Mountie stabbed in Kelowna
• Foo Fighters cancel all dates including Oct. 1 in Penticton
• ‘Great addition’ cleared for downtown Summerland
• Province finally signs off on flood repairs
• Children’s festival returns to Gyro Park
• Oil, gas sector emissions need to be cut by 2030
• More RCMP sent to bolster war crimes investigat­ion
• Connecting fleeing Ukrainians with community support
• Legislatur­e committee offers theatre of the absurd over FOI
• ‘Beautiful game’ now catching on
• TODAY IN HISTORY: End of the navy rum ration
• Joe Biden incapable of leading the States
• Creating dysfunctio­nal generation in Canada
• Good health care more important than military
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Something’s brewing on KVR Trail
• Indigenous artists asked to design third Kelowna Chiefs’ jersey
• Tarasenko leads Blues to win over Canucks
• Vees, Warriors not looking past first round
• Mechanism for reporting harassment, abuse to be in place by late spring
• Senators owner Melnyk dies at 62
• Penticton’s annual March exhibition extended with Ignite the Arts Festival
• Man considerin­g relationsh­ip with younger friend
• Pain from ganglion cyst should prompt checkup
• Give them a job, seeds, a pass
• Radical action needed to hit climate goals
• Finding humour in Ukraine war? It’s (always) the Onion’s way

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