The Daily Courier - 2018-05-30

• Popular kangaroo petting zoo outgrows site in Lake Country
• Ottawa set to buy pipeline for $4.5B
• Top Forty Under 40: Homebuilde­r says vocation in her blood
• Ask Ellie: Husband of 37 years never shows any affection to wife
• Growers warned about ‘radical activist groups’
• Driver hits bike, takes off
• Better not good enough
• KNEE PAIN? Shockwave Therapy Offers Hope
• Farmhouse size limit on hold
• Big crowd expected for hearing on tower
• Stratford Festival and actors ‘resilient’ after opening night bomb threat Monday
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Saskatoon man hit in face by axe flying through windshield
• Senate committee backs amendment giving provinces power to ban home-grown pot
• Two men vanish on Vancouver Island days after sailing north from Panama
• Mass power outage would force us to talk
• Decline in civility in the age of Trump
• Any way you look at things: it’s a tax hike
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Joan of Arc burned
• Pipeline a risk we have to take
• Fuhr delivered in short time frame
• First past post doesn’t work
• Trump campaigns in Tennessee to help GOP keep Senate control
• Are you prepared?
• Summer fun includes KAS play
• No big advantage to sleeping on left side
• Golden Knights, Capitals looking to tighten up in Game 2
• Bathurst still celebratin­g Memorial Cup win
• Shapovalov successful in debut at French Open
• Rockets’ committee for 2020 Memorial Cup bid visits Regina
• Zone 2 girls and boys capture championsh­ips
• Okanagan Masters set personal-best times at nationals meet in Calgary
• Team Okanagan enjoys success in Germany, earning 7 medals
• Horoscopes
• A little constructi­on won’t deter wine sippers
• New cidery opens Friday
• Public hearing for 10-storey building moves to larger venue
• Highlights from last week’s W. Kelowna council meeting
• Wind helps firefighte­rs

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