The Daily Courier - 2020-05-29

• Dysfunctio­n takes a toll on workforce
• Re-start success pending
• B.C. cats dealing with new virus
• BOSTON BRUINS TOP NHL AWARDS SHOW
• IODE closing up shop
• Count some bats, maybe save species
• Kidney walk to run solo
• City taking its workers off ice, into portables
• City giving businesses elbow room
• Voters to get say on $83M pool, rec centre
• Meng ruling puts law above politics
• Trudeau rallies for global unity
• Looting, riots scar Twin Cities
• Groups of 6 can meet in U.K.
• Indigenous cuisine cookbook gains internatio­nal recognitio­n
• Cooped-up daughter eager to see boyfriend
• Lower body temperatur­e may be just fine
• Long-term care needs action, not talk
• Alberta energy minister gives fuel to protesters
• TODAY IN HISTORY:
• Bad planning left Canada short of PPE
• Gun-ban measures widely supported
• Political deals keep Opposition from doing its work
• Tory bad judgments keep piling up
• TRACY GRAY MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
• Fruit growers face COVID challenges
• CFL, The Spring League talking partnershi­p
• HOROSCOPES
• Joy forms foundation for Baptist Housing
• Grad inspired to support future nurses
• The history of modern charity
• Help hospice society create lasting legacy for the future
• Writing a will the ‘best love letter you can write’
• Bringing the community together to help families
• Leave a legacy with a gift that keeps on giving
• ESPYs leave L.A. glitz for Seattle athletes’ homes
• CBC promises to be more entertaini­ng

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