The Daily Courier - 2017-06-20

• Kelowna teen’s 30-km swim around island just a warm-up
• Car-chase con’s try at reform too late
• Liberals change tune on donations
• Jays blow 5-1 lead but come back to beat Rangers
• Long wait over for users of library in Peachland
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY
• Today last chance to cast ballot in advance poll in Lake Country
• Guns found stashed in bushes, court told
• Mayor queries MLA on replacemen­t of docks following lakeshore flooding
• Arts centre on firmer footing financiall­y
• Canada Revenue Agency scam on the rise again
• Hit-and-run vehicle should be easy to spot
• Feds sticking with July 2018 deadline to legalize marijuana
• Franchisee seeking class-action lawsuit against Tim Hortons parent company
• New trial ordered in deadly stage collapse
• New gov’t facing a cruel dilemma
• Micro-suites with no parking bad idea in busy Rutland block
• Instead of adding to park, city opts for more concrete
• Sandbag removal to cost more than necessary
• City shouldn’t be getting rid of public land near Gyro Beach
• Muslims being targeted by violence in Britain
• Comatose student freed by N. Korea dies
• NASA telescope finds 10 more planets that could sustain life
• Celtics trade top pick in NBA draft
• Rockets’ captain commits to Acadia
• Vegas hold cards for expansion draft
• Vegas likely to lack star power and scoring in early existence
• Redblacks looking to defend title with Harris as starting QB
• Durant leads new-look Alouettes into season
• Argos’ Ray impressed with new coach Trestman’s attention to detail
• Coyotes won’t offer captain, Shane Doan, another contract
• Ticats ready to kick off season
• 2026 Winter Games will cost Calgary $4.6 billion
• Germany hangs on to beat Australia 3-2
• Edmonton boxer dies from brain injury
• Right ventricle dysplasia sometimes runs in families
• ENTERTAINM­ENT CALENDAR
• Woman’s ‘first’just not meant to last
• Study shows lasting benefits to brief workouts

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