The Daily Courier - 2017-06-02

• Creek-end dream home built to rise above flood
• Court told of bid to save dying gangster
• Visitor centre go-ahead looms
• Kelowna Actors Studio brings 1920s drama to stage this month
• Take me out to the ball game: Falcons open 17th season at home tonight, and admission is free
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• Sections of rail trail to open by next spring
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Food bank on the move
• Lake Country drivers most often headed out of town
• Review urged to see if flood could have been avoided
• Active youngster learned to live with arthritis
• Woman asks feds to help her parents get out of China
• Ex-nurse pleads guilty to killings
• Putin: Russia doesn’t hack but ‘patriotic’ citizens might
• U.S. withdrawin­g from climate accord
• How NDP might govern, with Greens hovering
• Clark right to demand a vote
• Private property sign on parkade doesn’t tell truth
• MP explains why he voted against electoral reform
• City shouldn’t be selling land at Gyro beach
• Warriors win opener over Cavs
• Predators’ Subban still confident
• GolfBC tourney donating proceeds to the flood relief
• Pens’ Murray proving mettle again
• Ronaldo in fine form for Champions League final
• Dufner, Lingmerth share Memorial lead at 7 under
• Blue Jays beat up by Bronx Bombers
• Bouchard bounced at French Open
• Physicians are also scientists
• When do we tell son about his real dad?
• New Compass is more Jeep than previous one 2017 JEEP COMPASS BY COMPARISON
• Boat launches closed; don’t tamper with barricades
• Community Calendar
• Fat Cat Children’s Festival sends out call for volunteers

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