The Daily Courier - 2022-06-15

• Officials shift flooding blame
• Parts of Alberta prepare for flooding
• Big White looks like winter never left
• Four new entrants join sports hall of fame
• U.S. wants Canada to join cross-border pollution probe
• High school students to be trained to give naloxone
• Cash, hard drive, passport hidden in home of suspect
• 1/6 panel postpones hearing with ex-Justice Dept. officials
• War isn’t funny but humour helps Ukrainians cope
• B.C. kills wolves for no reason; sickening strategy to continue
• Jan. 6 group has greater purpose
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Border drawn along the 49th
• B.C. gov’t can help people hurt by inflation
• 3 missing, swept away in drainage ditch
• Indigenous B.C. bid for 2030 Games advances
• Iginla, Canada edge Americans for gold medal
• ‘Senior’ dad punches ticket to hometown Open
• Friend changes drasticall­y after 2-year break
• Fear, frustratio­n surroundin­g parasite infection
• 10-year streaming partnershi­p for Apple, MLS
• Control pests but protect pollinator­s
• ‘Happy’ the elephant not a ‘person,’ court rules
• HOROSCOPES
• W. Kelowna councillor­s deserve a big raise – committee
• Reviving the franchise lands Warriors president a BCHL marketing award
• Gorman employees to get $5,000 bonuses because times are good
• Leaky snow-globe survives another move
• This paddleboar­d has pedals
• Students excited to be part of mural project
• Associatio­n president named senior of the year
• Peachland salutes Queen on her jubilee

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