The Daily Courier - 2017-05-21

• Sun shines on May Days
• Ottawa urges airlines to stop bumping passengers
• Vees fall in semifinals at RBC Cup national championsh­ips
• Pippa’s ceremony almost counts as royal wedding
• Racers revved up for 60th hillclimb
• Cyclists stop to answer questions about Islam
• Peachland library expected to reopen early next month
• Top-10 trails in the Okanagan
• Duo charged with smuggling $17M worth of sea cucumbers
• Federal workers told to stop snooping into claimants’ lives
• N.S. voters head to advance polls
• Police-involved shooting death ruled a suicide
• Find meaning in your work
• Saudis give Trump warm welcome
• How travel, drug prices and the RCMP changed this week
• First Lady opts to keep head bare
• Iran retains President Rouhani
• Iraq’s special forces shrink IS stronghold in western Mosul
• Nigerian schoolgirl­s reunited with family
• Preds pull ahead of Ducks
• Resilient Penguins head home with momentum for today’s Game 5
• T-Birds grounded by OHL champs
• 5 players to watch at Memorial Cup
• Canada rallies over Russia, to face Sweden in gold-medal game
• Whitecaps score home win
• Hahn takes over Byron Nelson lead
• Warriors still unbeaten in post-season
• Premier League season wraps up today
• Blue Jays fall to Orioles again
• Cloud Computing wins Preakness as underdog
• Weekly Horoscope
• Higher-income youth more likely to have jobs

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