The Daily Courier - 2017-06-06

• City Park submerged in worst-case scenario
• Decision against inquiry decried
• Bacon murder trial to continue
• Predators even Stanley Cup final series against Penguins at 2-2
• Over 1,600 university grads about to receive degrees
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Penticton lawyers tire of trials being moved to Kelowna courts
• Arson, mischief conviction­s upheld
• Museum set to celebrate 50th birthday
• Fired worker kill 5, then self
• Alleged London attacker known radical Islamist
• Cosby’s assault wasn’t first time, prosecutio­n trying to prove
• UN chief warns oceans are ‘under threat as never before’
• Five days that shook the rockpile
• This isn’t the first time the planet has warmed up
• Animal testing doesn’t cure human diseases
• Trudeau acts responsibl­y after Trump dumps Paris
• Alexander hoping to continue career with B.C. Lions
• Cavs look to come back after another 0-2 hole
• Alvarez title fight to be in Las Vegas
• Steve Stricker plays his way into US Open
• French Open up for grabs
• Arena giant AEG pulls out of Seattle arena process
• Ticats’ receiver, Tasker, credits pilates with recovery from injury
• Elevations in CPK can indicate muscle damage or breakdown
• ENTERTAINM­ENT CALENDAR
• Family cottage not for us
• Dylan completes Nobel requiremen­ts
• HOROSCOPE

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