The Daily Courier - 2018-06-21

• Trump halts separation of migrant families as Trudeau adds criticism
• Heritage jacks up price of new dock
• Hart Trophy goes to Devils winger at NHL Awards
• Condo Smarts: Water damage prompts query about insurance coverage
• Motorist loses appeal of penalty for speeding
• Trial delayed for alleged pimp due to new lawyer
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Water system upgrade receives funding boost
• Swim adding event for kids
• UBC merging education faculties
• Punching guard at jail nets inmate 2-year term
• Budget increase could replace tax exemption
• Pot won’t be legal till fall
• Probe ended just months before mosque shooting
• Woman asks court to reverse verdict for taking girl across border for sex
• Experts say Trump ‘misinforme­d’ on tariffs
• In reversal, Trump orders halt to his family separation rule
• Ex-CIA employee pleads not guilty to hacking tool leak
• Children arriving at border await fate in courts
• McCarrick punished over abuse finding
• Michigan State counsel gets $1.2M, even if fired
• Fish farms get four years to win First Nations’ approval
• Grad parties can be trouble for parents
• Senators right to give Commons the final say
• Suman Virk was a beacon
• FOOT PAIN?
• No one willing to tackle social issues
• PR will eliminate political extremes
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Commando Bay Goats Run declared another success
• 4 Kelowna riders, 1 coach attending 2018 Canadian road racing championsh­ips
• Bettman calls Senators’ situation ‘sensationa­lized’
• Teams anticipati­ng trading frenzy during draft, ahead of free agency
• Stars shine brightly for Portugal and Uruguay
• Whitecaps’ Davies thrilled to help bring World Cup to Canada
• Hughes making presence felt with Riders’ defence
• Jays shade Braves thanks to Happ
• Grandparen­ts have a hard time staying in touch
• Doctor recommends shingles vaccine, even though patient never had chicken pox
• HOROSCOPES

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