The Daily Courier - April 17, 2024

Wooldridge’s electoral strategies: a springboard and a safety net

Will 20 new beds help drug users?

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

At least 10 student labourers needed at the Grist Mill

Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance & Speech & Dramatic Arts Festival winners

Hosting the elite of Canadian country music

City sued for Nanaimo Sq. scooter crash

Suspicious death probe in Lumby

Section of rail trail closed until April 25

Vaisakhi parade in Rutland on April 27

Airline offering service to Comox

Lynx struggling to pay back passengers who got stiffed

Paris Hilton advocating for troubled teens

It’s official: council gets HUGE raise

Gallagher gets express ticket to June trial

Urban firefighters to get more training to battle wildfires

Wild turkey breaks into Quebec long-term care home

Bavaria bans smoking weed at Oktoberfest

UN says settler attacks on Palestinians must stop

Trump returns to court with no jurors picked

Healthy eating becoming unaffordable

Construction workers need to be paid on time

Parliament discusses WWI in private session

Underwood one of the greats of English cricket

Councillor isn’t a full-time job

It’s time we turn off the tap

Know the facts about the tax

Don’t expect a carbon refund

Hockey bounces back in big way from pandemic

Legendary Cards manager Herzog dies at age 92

Granato out as Sabres playoff drought hits 13

Celebrini still top prospect, Rockets’ Iginla into top-10

Soccer World Cup winner Hoelzenbein dies at 78

Rockets, Warriors games in progress at press deadline

Al Leiter’s son to debut on mound for Rangers

Mitchler nets the victory at seniors’ golf outing

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

SOCCER

Supportive teammate also gets drafted

Free upcoming Chamber music concerts

My kid’s friends are hitting puberty harder than she is

I found a bulge on my groin, what can you tell me?

Judge orders Alberta to produce massive trove of coal documents

‘Take the win’: Joly to Israeli counterpart

Singh defends backpedalling

COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD

Tesla to zap 10% of its workforce

TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

HOROSCOPES

Sudoku

Answer

Tax hikes forecast to continue

Apartment building would be tallest in downtown Westbank

New plan in works for Seclusion Bay waterfront project

Turner Park stays closed for upgrading project

Wine and cheese offered on the wine trail May 4

Accessibility surveys will help city develop a plan

Warriors, Bucks take series to Game 7

Student art goes on display Friday at UBCO

Council won’t get involved in Btk spraying debate

Wildfire might have been worse without fire mitigation efforts

Snowpack one-third smaller than usual

Peachland council highlights

Government has double standard on censorship

W. Kelowna council highlights

An eclipse is just one part of a big event

Albas

Rock the Lake moving to a less smoky month