The Daily Courier - 2017-06-05

• Woman from Kootenays killed in London attack
• Peachland struggles to hold back floodwater­s
• Shot-at eatery closes for good
• Ask Ellie: Husband’s mood disorder threatens marriage
• Playing for Falcons like a field of dreams for Kelowna trio
• Fintry Queen stalled by parks planning
• Conservati­on society’s new official helped found group
• Residentia­l proposal breaks too many rules, say planners
• Wakes shown to taint water
• Shorter buses added to fleet in Vernon, Coldstream
• Okanagan Financial Advisor
• Alta. man mows lawn with twister behind him
• Legislatur­e in ‘uncharted territory’ now
• Ottawa mayor says attack in London a ‘wake-up call’
• Putin dismisses U.S. claims about Trump, Russia and elections
• Trump debuts on Washington social scene at theatre gala
• Ruling party has preliminar­y lead in key state vote
• Cosby goes on trial today
• Nations cut diplomatic ties to Qatar
• Tax hikes shouldn’t be automatic
• Do young workers suffer first from increased payroll taxes?
• Who needs carbon tax when global warming is natural?
• Crosby has no time for Subban’s games
• Warriors rout Cavaliers 132-113
• Canada’s Raonic ousted in 4th round of French Open
• Donaldson’s homer lifts Jays over Yankees
• Johnson records 11th win at Dover
• The rock doesn’t clean fish
• Looking for non-invasive procedure for heart health

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