The Daily Courier - 2021-02-03

• City expected to affirm church’s signficanc­e
• OKANAGAN ARTISTS DELIVERED TO YOU
• – The number that matters most –
• Politician defends firefighte­rs’ Mexican trip
• College business team makes a good case
• Letnick top spender in Kelowna
• Variants take root in Canada
• Groundhogs calling for early spring
• Vet who walked 100 laps was open to all adventures
• Canada signs deal with Novavax to make vaccine
• So what is Erin O’Toole’s economic plan?
• Carbon tax just another cash grab
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Fire destroys Centre Block
• Trace O’Toole’s words back to Stephen Harper
• City planners defend developmen­t record
• Time to scrap money-wasting GG position
• House Dems make case for conviction
• Vaccine to be provided to pharmacies
• Djokovic gets it done for Serbia against Canadians
• MLB start a go after players reject delay
• Petry paces Canadiens to lopsided victory
• Friend affected by mother’s past alcoholism
• What is proper treatment for mild case of COVID-19?
• HOROSCOPES
• Full steam ahead for new City Hall
• Cold enough for one local winery
• Chihuahuas on the rise in Central Okanagan
• Wine lovers need to Graze
• Letnick outspends all others in 3 Kelowna-area ridings
• Winning candidate top spender
• Mission Hill Winery keeps Valentine’s Day dining alive
• Man gets 6 years for vicious attack on his mother
• Mild winter weather expected to continue
• Top builders receive praise
• Vaccinatio­ns to ramp up by end of the month
• Future spacecraft might be made out of wood
• Senior and his border collie now in Ontario on virtual walk across Canada
• N. Westside not at risk as firefighte­rs defy travel warning, says director
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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