The Daily Courier - 2019-03-02

• Finally, at 82, man meets the son he never knew
• 2 Lumby brothers trade top spots in Spaghetti Bridge Building Contest
• Brier rookies from Ontario face defending champ today
• Federal Liberals table legislatio­n, but critics say it’s not enough
• Soup delivers big dose of greens packed with essential nutrients
• ‘Doubling up’ on PAC irks school trustee
• Indigenous leaders re-elected to top seats on college board
• Wide appeal key to success of Kelowna Fan Experience
• Irrigation practices could contribute to global warming, study suggests
• Kelowna high school students winners in Sustainabl­e Developmen­t Challenge
• Local agencies meet to help people at risk
• Extraditio­n of Meng receives green light
• PM shuffles cabinet amid SNC-Lavalin controvers­y
• ECONOMY Tourism key driver in British Columbia
• Coastal Labrador put on alert after polar bears seen in town
• Cryptocurr­ency searchers come away empty-handed
• JUSTICE Tobacco industry loses fight against payout to smokers
• NDP MP from B.C. won’t seek re-election
• Team Trump framing opponents as socialist
• Walmart moving to keep disabled greeters on staff
• Battered by political scandal, Netanyahu poised for re-election
• More people emerge from IS-held regions
• Taking a stand against bullying anywhere
• Summerland kids present great musical
• Putting on the brakes
• Government has much to offer still
• Tourism needs to be accountabl­e
• Wilson-Raybould governed by ego
• Trampling over sensitive habitat
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Sid the Kid hits 200
• Fuhr unique in managing crisis
• MS Society honours volunteer
• Brad Gushue’s squad getting chance at rare Brier 3-peat
• Giants shrug off Rockets early lead
• Valley kids shine at Nordics
• Kelowna speedskate­rs rewriting record books
• Double gold a goal for Canada’s Kripps at bobsleigh championsh­ips in Whistler
• NFL salary cap jumps $11M
• Bryce Harper has Phillies thinking October baseball
• Iggy expects emotional return
• Best month of skiing starts now
• Lake Country group to ride 650 km for veterans
• You’ll be amazed at the things you can freeze
• Use tempeh to make a meatless chili
• Pasta dish with plenty of taste
• New winemaker at Mt. Boo
• Hanoi wanted to show its good side for media throng covering summit
• Khiri Travel Recommends Hanoi Attraction­s Where Trump and Kim Can Bond Together
• Boots coming to Prospera Place
• OK College presents Pride and Prejudice
• Oscar-winning composer dies
• He is the champion Canadian sound mixer wins an Oscar for Bohemian Rhapsody
• Brilliant anti-bullying short film
• Oprah interviewi­ng Jackson accusers
• Frampton comes alive one final time
• Warm and casual Southwest style is hot in decor
• YouTube suspends comments on videos of kids
• Local, family-owned wins
• Lawmakers want WAAAAAhhhh­hh replaced with WEE-oww-WEE-oww
• Depressed hubby can’t get wife back
• Getting older should be embraced
• Weight-bearing exercises recommende­d for seniors
• Laughter really is good medicine
• Barfing dog is hungry at 3 a.m.
• Mixed messages create uncertaint­y
• New York Times Crossword
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