The Daily Courier - 2020-05-02

• Lockdown incubating violence: advocates
• James resolute about BC’s $1.5B COVID-19 cushion
• Military calling off search for missing crew after helicopter crash near Greek coast
• LION SNEAK ATTACK LANDS B.C. TOP PICK
• Distillery in a giving ‘Spirit’
• Teachers being asked to return to classroom
• Market vendors upset by cancellati­on refund
• Government­s stepping in to keep fruit pickers, communitie­s safe
• City Hall’s offer to help taxpayers: $44
• Mend fences for deer
• Baby steps toward normalcy
• Doctors notice uptick in ‘COVID toes’ in kids
• Many evacuees allowed to return home
• Pact with Ottawa disputed by chiefs
• Peanut butter could help identify carriers
• Trudeau announces ban on 1,500 types of “military-grade” firearms
• B.C.’s teachers vote 98% in favour of new agreement
• President’s new press secretary pledges not to lie from podium
• Biden denies sexual assault allegation­s
• UNESCO heritage site threatens rare species
• “It’s like I just got out of jail!”: States ease their lockdowns
• Disgraced Epstein linked with Harvard
• 1 care home, 98 COVID deaths
• Accused gunman terrified of Cuba’s organized crime
• We’re living in liminal times
• It would be hard to work in the same place as your fridge
• Humankind’s first culture was horticultu­re
• Progressiv­e taxation needs to be restored
• Better ways to subsidize forest industry
• Businesses deserve full DPA refund
• COVID-19 has cooped up family feeling under seige
• Use your poker face as you focus on finances
• America needs to free the weed
• Ride the Okanagan’s ultimate trail
• We’re still the champions
• Raging Bull: Scorsese’s masterpiec­e turns 40
• Seahawks say rookies giving them an edge
• New York Times Crossword
• HOROSCOPES

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