The Daily Courier - 2021-05-19

• RCMP confirm double-homicide in Naramata
• PUSHUP CHALLENGE OKAY FOR SENIORS
• Scooter rentals ride fine line
• Okanagan actors, town star in new TV movie
• Police in schools program under review
• UBCO bid to quash human rights complaint fails
• Help the food bank by ordering from West Kelowna restaurant­s
• Tam hopeful despite grim milestone
• Promising results seen in Phase 2 clinical trial
• Saskatchew­an wildfire grows, forcing evacuation­s
• B.C. tourism and hospitalit­y desperatel­y need a restart
• How to speak to vaccine skeptics
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Marc Garneau lifts off again
• Mayor should brush up on his governance
• Land should be restored, not sold
• Correction
• U.S. examining carbon border tax, sees risks
• Canada remains unbeaten at world mixed doubles
• Knobby knee keeping Koepka walking
• Rinks empty for playoffs in Canada
• Flyers taking to skies this weekend
• Massage therapist feels threatened by devoted client
• Series aims to give a kid’s eye view of race
• Rocket from Gaza kills 2, while Israel topples 6-storey building
• How worrying is the variant first seen in India?
• Investment­s accounts launched for teenagers
• HOROSCOPES
• MCHALE, Irene
• COVID claims Peachland fair for second year
• Peachland spray park won’t open as hoped on July 1
• Help the food bank by helping W. Kelowna restaurant­s
• Interior Health reaches vaccine milestone
• Walk for Alzheimer’s all this month
• Smart people use their heads to avoid virus
• Student success on display at animation industry night
• West Kelowna council highlights for May 11
• How to find a planet you can’t see
• Significan­t minority believe COVID conspiracy theories
• Mission Hill chef youngest ever on ‘Top Chef’
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• What does PM mean by one-dose summer?

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