The Daily Courier - 2018-05-29

• Summer forecast raises prospect of another active wildfire season
• Kelowna city council says raise not a raise
• BMO, CIBC’s Simplii warn fraudsters may have accessed their clients’ data
• Golden Knights take lead in Stanley Cup final series
• Ask Ellie: Take revenge on cheating boyfriend, or just let him go?
• Flooding fears ease after rapid snowmelt
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• 2,000 sq. m big enough for farmhouse, says council
• 8-year term sought for drug trafficker
• Grammy winner John Mellencamp to perform in Kelowna this fall
• UNSOLVED CRIMES
• Lawyer for man accused of killing family wants more info before case moves ahead
• Somebody caused a ruckus in a store and police want to talk to this man
• Convicted trafficker awaits sentencing
• Phone caller claiming to be your banker might be a scammer
• Astronomer names minor planet after Vancouver Island First Nation
• ‘We are sorry:’ Alberta premier formally apologizes to survivors of the ’60s Scoop
• There are benefits to a carbon tax
• Pipeline spat descends into a farce
• Canadians can be proud
• Program focuses on gender fluidity
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Mt. Everest conquered
• NDP looking to solidify power
• Horgan lacking in common sense
• Pair of California flight school employees accused of kidnapping
• NHL commission­er, Bettman, trumpets success of Vegas and the Golden Knights
• Calgary council votes to restart arena talks with Flames’brass
• Warriors down Houston to set up 4th straight Finals vs. Cleveland
• LeBron faces huge challenge in Finals
• Canadian team could feature 8 NBA players for World Cup
• Djokovic advances, Wawrinka ousted at the French Open
• Weinstein prosecutor under microscope, too
• Make sure your sources of medical info don’t have conflicts of interest
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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