The Daily Courier - 2018-05-14

• BCFGA warns about radical labour activists
• Speculatio­n tax halts Westside residentia­l developmen­t
• Simplicity shapes Winnipeg Jets coach Paul Maurice
• Kelowna residents snub regional transporta­tion plan
• In conversati­on with . . . Leonard Kerkhoff
• Making news while fighting for news
• Okanagan Rail Trail gets boost
• New Ogopogo sculpture revealed
• Work is still needed years after ruling on Indigenous sentencing
• Residents and emergency crews bracing for another surge of flood waters
• Secrecy over names in homicides raises alarm
• Pangnirtun­g cries for help
• Federal NDP struggling to gain traction
• Surviving Bronco will play at York
• Spring carries eternal energy
• Does anybody really know what time it is?
• Trump’s deal or no deal
• B.C./Alberta: let’s be friends
• School boards equally important
• Working together works just fine
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Lighthouse debuts
• Suicide bombers hit Indonesian churches; 13 dead, 41 hurt
• Washington takes 2-0 series lead
• NFL coaching legend dies
• Simpson rolls to TPC triumph
• SPORTSINBR­IEF
• A surprising bullying battlegrou­nd: senior centres in the United States
• Israel kicks off US Embassy celebratio­n, boosts border force
• Superinten­dent didn’t disclose “consulting” income
• Royal union to set nuptial trends for seasons to come
• Male student confused, curious about own sexuality
• Rampone sisters link Kelowna families
• Knowledgea­ble provider vital for nebulizer use
• horoscopes

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