The Daily Courier - 2022-06-29

• B.C. premier resigning
• Two found dead inside Peachland home
• Local MLA knew premier still wasn’t in tip-top shape
• Kelowna ‘Slopes’ regions debut on B.C. wine labels
• Everyone can learn to like science
• Less celebrator­y on Parliament Hill
• Show and Shine has classic cars, live music
• Ready to celebrate in Kelowna
• Getting the band back together for Canada Day
• Fire-ravaged Lytton could soon thrive
• Canada pledges more aid and loans to Ukraine
• Canadians desperatel­y need help fighting food inflation
• Anticlimac­tic, anti-climate
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Execution style cruel, unusual
• Sporting KC player first in MLS to be diagnosed with CTE
• Andreescu, Shapovalov move on, Auger-Aliassime out in first round
• Falcons split final twinbill with NightOwls
• Scotiabank pausing Hockey Canada sponsorshi­p in wake of allegation­s
• Jays having trouble with starting rotation
• Canada Day celebratio­ns to include 31 performers, exhibits, fireworks
• Embrace your less-is-more COVID hair
• What to expect after a rotator cuff tear repair
• 50 migrants die in abandoned trailer
• Macron says Russia ‘can’t’ win after strike on mall
• HOROSCOPES
• Happy Canada Day
• Peachland home site of apparent murder-suicide
• Put some art on almost anything you own
• No matter the weather, someone will complain
• Boucherie teacher knows makes science fun
• Trio joins Warriors for 2022-23
• Why are craters always round?
• No more free ride for NDP gov’t, says opposition leader

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