The Daily Courier - 2018-06-19

• Summer heat kicks in early
• Kelowna urged to fight fire with fire
• Trudeau says he won’t ‘play politics’ over U.S. policy on migrant children
• 1st acts announced for BreakOut West Music Festival
• England wins Group G opener at World Cup
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• North Okanagan NDP officials quit in dispute with party’s federal office
• City falls far short on plan to cut emissions
• Traumatic brain injury is the unseen impact of domestic violence
• UNSOLVED CRIMES
• Mosque shooter a troubled youth, doesn’t deserve to be given exemplary sentence
• Liberals pressed on anti-poverty plan as report details child poverty rates
• PM Trudeau could use show of support
• Has Trump thought things through?
• Why Russia?
• Okanagan valley hard place to live
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Seven Oaks Massacre
• Youth vote may increase pot use
• Stand up for the speculatio­n tax
• Efficient road system essential
• Rockets acquire forward from Everett for pick
• Hurricanes’ players hurt, burned in campfire mishap
• Dominant start for West Division, again
• Masters Track
• Lions look good in win over Montreal
• Mexico raises bar after beating Germany in World Cup opener
• Brazil settles for tie to end streak of opening victories
• As relationsh­ip gets serious, ex gets more aggressive
• Patient concerned about being over-scanned
• ENTERTAINM­ENT CALENDAR
• Flashing lights in Incredible­s 2 prompt warnings for people at risk of seizures
• All 5 first ladies speak out on family separation­s at border
• Flooding in Upper Midwest causes death, washed-out roads
• Rapper XXXTentaci­on shot dead in Florida
• Immigrant kids seen held in fenced cages at border
• HOROSCOPES

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