The Daily Courier - 2022-05-07

• Journey Home asking for a little extra help
• Civilians slowly leaving steel mill
• Peachland doesn’t have to keep ugly washroom after all
• Kelowna economy grows by 2,000 jobs
• Nothing illegal about Indigenous cannabis shops, says advocate
• UBCO residence earns environmen­tal certificat­ion
• Gun control advocates urge MPs to close loopholes on assault-style firearms
• Conservati­ve leadership candidates spar over COVID-19, trucker convoy
• Canada makes US$99M payment as part deal for developing more F-35s
• Are Canadians struggling with long COVID-19?
• Hedley singer Hoggard turned into a ‘monster’
• Uber the latest to back into corporate defence mode
• Celebrate, honour and remember our mothers
• TODAY IN HISTORY: The Stones release Exile on Main Street
• Package industry? F for recycling
• CFL union walks out of talks
• Full house, no limits on Kentucky Derby field
• 50 more civilians rescued from steel plant
• U.K. Conservati­ves lose London stronghold­s
• Andrew, Harry and Meghan won’t appear on Jubilee balcony
• New York Times Crossword
• Instead of giving in to the aging process – fight as hard as you can
• Celebrate Mother’s Day with wine
• Woman wonders how to move on from past as sports star’s mistress
• Warm summer nights may increase risk of heart attack for men
• Large corporate deals see more games changing hands

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