The Daily Courier - 2024-03-15

• WATER WOES FLOW
• B.C. orchards, vineyards to get $70M to replant
• City’s long history of service clubs
• Town hall meeting on 4 provincial bills at Drop-In Centre
• Osoyoos sharpens pencils
• I always feel like somebody’s watching me
• Busy festival season on the horizon
• A written confession seals conviction for child molester
• Nazareth headlining opening night of Peachfest
• Former Quebec judge pleads guilty to manslaught­er in wife’s shooting
• Travellers’ fear of strike eats into Transat plans
• Egypt appeals for more aid deliveries by land to Gaza
• Ukrainians under occupation coerced to vote for Putin
• SpaceX loses spacecraft near end of test flight
• Woman charged with buying guns used to kill three
• Baby eels caught for $2,000 per pound
• The U.S. has its first large offshore wind farm
• Bouncing bursts let us see the galaxy
• How the Internet helps print media
• Canadian troop ship torpedoed and sunk
• Novices jumping for brass ring
• Families need to reconnect
• Few incentives to enter politics
• Profession­al bull riding returns to Kelowna for third consecutiv­e season
• Rockets fell to Cougars in overtime at Prospera on Wednesday night
• MacKinnon, Avalanche rally for 4-3 comeback win
• Parents are testing out private schools for their daughter
• Ten days is sufficient to stop isolation
• Canadian airline market on path to consolidat­ion; risk of higher fares
• Lawmakers look to make the ‘shaka’ Hawaii’s official gesture
• Chamber music presents Tai Murray, Gilles Vonsattel
• Masterpiec­e romance: Lasting love takes to the screen in ‘Alice & Jack’
• Checking in with PETER KRAUSE
• What’s Available NOW On
• Kodak moments: Cameras turn to photograph­ers from around the globe
• Formula One returns down under for the 2024 Australian Grand Prix

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