The Daily Courier - 2022-07-27

• Kelowna faces looming land shortages
• WWII veteran Henry Kriwokon remembered
• Summerland dock proposal scuttled
• Small fire in a ceiling closes Penticton’s newest motel
• Multi-family beats out single houses, downtown beats suburbs
• Permanent sick days sought over monkeypox worries
• Homeless advocates call for housing, treatment in wake of shootings in Langley
• Russia to build its own orbiting outpost
• NDP opts for silent treatment
• TODAY IN HISTORY: MLB umpires strike out
• Pope’s long-awaited apology for Residentia­l Schools is a ‘first step’
• Pope holds giant public mass at football stadium
• Sports Canada left sports minister in the dark over allegation­s
• Griner trial hears testimony about medical cannabis
• Sleep monitor subtracts restless minutes
• Forgive your self-imposed sense of guilt
• U.S. polio case alarms experts
• Gear, toys, tips to beat the heat
• Start harvesting your garden veggies now, and keep it going
• And they’re off... council hopefuls hit the hustings
• Fake social worker shows need for regulation of the profession
• History of dating explored in play
• Workers must work at staying safe in the heat
• Skip the bridge, take a water taxi instead
• 2011-12 Vees inducted to B.C. Hockey Hall of Fame
• Concerts return to CedarCreek
• Discoverie­s justify the cost of telescopes in space

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