The Daily Courier - 2018-05-10

• Flow in Mission Creek jumps 20% overnight
• Spirit of girl killed by impaired driver inspiring police officers 10 years later
• Army of police to guard G7 sites
• Jets look to get back to best for Game 7 against Predators
• Ask Ellie: A cautionary tale from a woman who just ended an affair
• Local GPs to be asked to back Westside bid for urgent-care centre
• Guide to hiking trails in Peachland planned
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Tower too big for neighbourh­ood, argues Lakeview Heights group
• Guilty plea coming in case of 2016 Kelowna stabbing
• Police probe Valley link to shooting in Nanaimo
• PIB officials’ departure a mystery
• B.C. Liberals poking at NDP’s digital strategy
• Script for a good debate
• Volk theatrics miss point on KM pipeline
• A century later, mental health challenges remain
• Don’t use my tax dollars for fossil fuels
• David Suzuki didn’t want a letter like this
• Young Stars returning to Penticton without Alberta teams
• Jays rally back to beat Mariners
• Woods and Mickelson paired together to start Players Championsh­ip
• Fleury shockingly outlasts the Penguins this spring
• Ovechkin, Trotz over the hump and into new territory with Capitals in East final
• Preds’ Forsberg scoring clutch, amazing goals
• Kelowna runners golden at Vancouver marathon
• Vernon’s Andreotti enjoying success on internatio­nal stage
• Trump promising detainees ‘quite a scene’
• Trudeau accused of apologizin­g too much
• Alert system works in the East, glitches in the West and B.C.
• Michigan teen trying to see Newfoundla­nd girlfriend
• Unearthing victims
• Court says border agents need suspicion to search cellphones
• Crohn’s disease creates challenges to diet
• NBC News didn’t know about Lauer’s behaviour
• HOROSCOPES

The Daily Courier - 2018-05-09

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