The Daily Courier - 2023-05-24

• Johnston advises against formal inquiry
• World of Wheels tradition continues, rain and shine
• Entwine Indigenous rights, endangered species laws
• Interior’s old hotels featured in new book
• Annual bat count has need for volunteers
• Tax notices hitting local mailboxes
• Public insurer announces new leader amid review
• Indigenous group says CAQ politician who dismissed alleged police abuse must resign
• Ford to buy ore for EV batteries from Nemaska Lithium
• Leaders Smith and Notley cast advance ballots in tight race
• Guam residents shelter as Super Typhoon closes in
• Impact of Mad Cow crisis lingers
• Canada risks paying polluters
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Customers fly supersonic
• Hard-boiled test to West Kelowna water
• Democracy without debate is not popular
• Recent shark bites are scary, but serious injuries remain rare
• Doctors concerned more people using cannabis during pregnancy
• Stamps weather the storm and Elks for 29-24 pre-season win
• Argonauts unveil new 2023 uniform colours
• Rahal gets to ride as Wilson’s replacemen­t
• Young son says he feels claustroph­obic at friend’s home
• Extreme itch a concern for inflammato­ry breast cancer
• Youth scholarshi­p handed to Bennett
• Things to do, see with upcoming summer shows
• Okanagan raised author beginning Canadian tour
• What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth sign.
• Should West Kelowna have a cannabis trail?
• Yes, Ultimate is a sport and it’s flying high in Canada
• The show goes on – almost to the finish
• Don’t be friendly when we’re buying an embarrassi­ng product
• Okanagan odyssey begins today for adventure racers
• Finance minister not taking Canada’s debt seriously
• Financing aid offered to winter-hit Okanagan vintners
• Vees repeat as champions
• Peachland council highlights, May 16
• West Kelowna council highlights from May 16
• Einstein’s ‘fudge’ factor proves weightless

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