The Daily Courier - 2021-07-21

• Nearly all evacuation orders now lifted
• RELEASING
• Winds to howl at wrong time
• FIRES TEST YEARS OF FOREST PLANNING
• Fires force B.C. to declare state of emergency
• Kelowna not cleared for int’l flights
• New charges still possible in Lake Country woman’s death
• Evacuation­s ordered at Mabel Lake
• Teen’s killer sentenced to one day in custody
• B.C. to help fund First Nations residentia­l school searches
• Liberals boost mitigation funds
• Trump figure accused of being agent to Emirates
• Israel promising to hit back against Ben & Jerry’s move
• B.C. at 150: A work in progress, as it will always be
• We need to pull out of debt spiral
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Comaneci scores a perfect 10
• Kelowna scene shows racism still a problem
• Spa proposal out of place in Shannon Lake
• Lifting lockdown debate far from settled in U.K.
• Russia reveals jet fighter, hails prowess
• Rockets add new face to coaching staff
• Tokyo perseveres to host Games like no other
• Ear cracking may be sign of problem with Eustachian tube
• Little things can add up to end relationsh­ip
• Weinstein extradited to California
• Britney case sparks legal reform bid
• Goat farms popping up to feed new tastes
• Young patient a 1st for Canada
• Harry working on intimate, heartfelt memoir
• HOROSCOPES
• HORTON, (née Rye), Dorothy Viva
• DREBIT, Irene Mary
• Shelter site not the best, but works for now: mayor
• OK Falls fire a big one
• Fire sparks anxiety about power in West Kelowna
• West Kelowna council highlights
• Salon promotes community, creativity
• One-tenth might be right size for project
• Conditions need to be exact to create other Earth-like worlds
• Majority follow residentia­l schools story
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR

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