The Daily Courier - 2022-06-09

• Advocates turn to self-preservati­on
• Rights champion to lead Pride March
• Lumber company branching out with a vineyard
• Largest grad class ever as in-person ceremonies resume
• Fentanyl-testing kits widely available
• Conservati­ves say leadership vote won’t be delayed
• B.C., StatCan partner on fire prevention pilot as deaths increase in province
• Fear of global food crisis grows as war rages on
• Trump, kids set to undergo questionin­g in N.Y. civil probe
• New food-labelling rules being applied inconsiste­ntly
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Court quashes B.C. labour law
• BC Liberals level the political playing field
• Hard to fix problems when everyone’s avoiding blame
• Plastic water bottle sales to be phased out at National parks
• Masoli gets to re-live Grey Cup heartache in opener vs Bombers
• McIlroy embraces Canadian tradition
• Lightning refusing to relinquish holy grail
• Neighbouri­ng parents being overprotec­tive of their kids
• Man not wasting 2nd chance after aorta repair
• Data to be collected on maternal mortality
• No, you’re not imagining it – package sizes are shrinking
• Jill Biden urges grads to ‘Never forget your path’
• Orphaned turtles, and kids who set them free
• HOROSCOPES

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