The Daily Courier - 2019-05-28

• Pot shops expected to top out around 24
• 2 ousted Liberals say they’ll go it alone
• Lake Country petting zoo hopes to hop across line into Kelowna
• Bruins rally from 2-goal deficit to win Game 1 of Stanley Cup final
• Biking to work beneficial for mind as well as body
• Fatal injuries consistent with hammer, court told
• Painter picked to carry People’s Party colours in election this fall
• City proposes cash assistance for proactive property owners
• Young Kelowna entreprene­ur receives award
• LAKE COUNTRY Mayor cool on more tax breaks for downtown developmen­t
• WEST KELOWNA
• KELOWNA MAN FINALLY FINDS ANSWER TO CHRONIC SHOULDER PAIN
• Two men arrested after wild chase, police seize sawed-off shotguns
• Crunching data on parenting
• Two cents on allowance
• Making bedtime a breeze
• Screentime linked to problems
• UN encouragin­g Canada to accept more vulnerable Mexican migrants
• Halifax woman warns others of free puppy scam
• Playing it safe on two wheels
• Unlearning bad habits an obstacle
• A world evidently going mad
• The mathematic­s of gasoline
• Rider safety comes first
• TODAY IN HISTORY: The Dionne quintuplet­s
• Liberals helping most vulnerable
• Appalled by MP’s comments
• Scouts to get close look at 4 Rockets
• Raptors enjoy role as NBA underdogs
• Heat golf aiming at Firerock
• Buckner could really play ball
• A’s seek 11th straight, Plesac’s nephew to debut
• W. Kelowna pianist top achiever at Kiwanis Festival
• Reader seeks alternativ­e to prescripti­on antidepres­sant
• Woman can’t take her controllin­g husband any more
• Performers chosen for provincial­s
• Local connection to Queen Victoria
• Spider-Man creator alleged victim of elder abuse
• HOROSCOPES

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