The Daily Courier - 2019-03-13

• Kelowna crowd happy to hear from Harper
• Boeing 737s still flying in Canada, U.S. despite being grounded abroad
• Cellphones to be banned from Ontario classrooms
• Kelowna Rockets look to even up season series with Spokane Chiefs
• ArtaFact: Where to go to kick up your heels this weekend
• Troubled Boeing aircraft still welcome in Kelowna
• CALENDAR
• WEST KELOWNA INFRASTRUC­TURE Bridge closure worries council
• Wilden expansion given tentative OK
• U.S. college scandal touches B.C.
• Opposition wants to hear more from Wilson-Raybould
• ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES DISASTER Baby among Canadian victims
• Children’s lives at stake, says report
• Taking the fight to the bad guys
• College pays $95,000 for a logo design
• Seeking greener pastures
• Trudeau’s story changed daily
• Affordable housing ignored
• KELOWNA MAN FINALLY FINDS ANSWER TO CHRONIC SHOULDER PAIN
• City buckled under pressure
• Media overlook DST major issue
• Greatest drummer who you’ve never heard of
• Best managed companies in Canada
• Medical ID tags offer peace of mind in emergency
• Girlfriend received bad advice
• Rockets need breathing room
• Kelowna to host Midget Tier 1 finals
• Gaudreau has career night; Price has career record
• HOROSCOPES
• Red Dot players present Jane Austen
• Check the bee in his bonnet
• Council wants budget input
• Warriors season ends
• Council ices national tourney
• Gellatly Road bridge needs replacing
• Changes to ALC cautiously supported in the Okanagan

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