The Daily Courier - 2024-05-01

• Student housing being offered to displaced residents
• It happened May 1...
• Soggy end to April lifts reservoir levels but snowpack depth varies widely
• Blue Jays bless Rutland ballfields
• LD investigat­es breach
• “IT’S TURNED INTO A NIGHTMARE”
• Government must track progress on plastic waste
• Problem when police push down protests
• SPENDING STATISTICS Tax rates impact the cost of food
• Canada has its first female doctor
• The new politics of abortion
• Hundreds of people affected
• Judge fines Trump $9,000 for breaking gag order
• Partying with filthy animals
• Future brother-in-law of Swift got a broadcasti­ng job at ESPN
• Rolling Stones show no signs of slowing as they begin latest tour
• Poetry, music and film for the pleasure of art lovers
• ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ returns for a ‘nail-biter’ season, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney say
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• More abrasive warnings for cigarette smokers
• HOROSCOPES
• Retired forester sounds alarm on B.C. wildfire management
• Province adds West Kelowna to list of cities that must meet housing targets
• Tears flow at Kelowna Day of Mourning ceremony
• B.C. moves to ban drug use in public spaces
• Caribou need help to survive
• Voyager is communicat­ing with Earth again
• Are 5 tax brackets too many or too confusing?
• W. Kelowna council highlights
• Peachland council highlights

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