The Daily Courier - 2017-06-21

• Public can forget about extra beach
• Species report sure to bug you
• Green voters now having 2nd thoughts, poll suggests
• Top Forty Over 40: final nominee an Internet pioneer
• Lions aim to turn 2016’s big strides into a stampede this season
• Book on isolated graves earns pair research award
• Victim wanted fight, trial told
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• Liberals seek to strike a balance between safety, rights with new bill
• Lessons to learn from Tofino tragedy
• A must-have item when you travel: Medical insurance
• Cenovus Energy CEO Brian Ferguson will retire, shares take tumble
• Performer fears auditionin­g process
• Remove mass sooner rather than later
• Siblings kept sister from dying mom’s bedside
• Tiger Woods checks into clinic; needs help with pain medication
• Whitecaps’ coach admits club has discussed Atiba Hutchinson
• McDavid should win first MVP in shadow of NHL expansion draft
• Vegas Golden Knights may get franchise goalie
• Rangers start fast, get back to .500 with 6-1 win over Blue Jays
• Braidwood sends condolence­s to family of Tim Hague
• Federal government proposes new regulation­s to help eliminate risk of strangulat­ion from window blind cords
• Community Calendar
• Peachland library reopens its doors after car crash
• Okanagan Military Tattoo seeking sponsors for youth, seniors, disadvanta­ged
• Skydiving 85-year-old ‘free falls’ with daughter and granddaugh­ter to help school in Tanzania

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