The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-02-08

• Police board rejects cuts
• Police choose tow truck companies to call on for collisions
• Family seeks answers after dog shot by OPP
• Peterborou­gh man killed at quarry
• Area coated in ice
• Fraud charges after items ‘returned’ Funeral Thursday for snowmobile­r The Strumbella­s nominated for three Juno awards
• Businesses need confidence to invest: chambers
• St. Joseph’s at Fleming restructur­ing staff
• Peterborou­gh POINT OF VIEW comes through for its Petes
• When it comes to Trump, Ottawa must avoid drama
• Good crowdsourc­e ideas deserve fair funding
• We have bigger problems closer to home Scrapping electoral reform is a betrayal’
• Freezing rain postpones Parkway talks between city, minister
• Water on tap with ana pp
• Council requests report on graphic abortion ads on buses
• Asylum seekers test goodwill
• Canadians like Trump on economy, security — but nothing else
• Ottawa man on terrorism peace bond arrested for violating conditions
• Civilians returning to eastern Mosul
• Sides argue travel ban
• Vatican defends China invitation
• Man arrested for forming terrorist group
• Bell’s Super Bowl audience slips
• United States tomorrow The World tomorrow Canada
• Canadians turning to mobile banking
• Reeves hitting for power
• Fan bus for Feb. 17 Petes game in Kingston Juvenile Eagles win pair in playoff round robin
• CHL teams must reveal finances
• Claude Julien will be back
• No shortage of coaching candidates for Golden Knights
• Falcons hire Steve Sark is ian as new offensive co-ordinator
• Shattenkir­k a top trade candidate
• The man who sang the world
• Box office open at 4 th Line
• Theatre, all lower case
• Junos down with Downie
• It’ s just Common knowledge
• Brinkley, SI turning back the clock together
• Sweet treats for Valentine’s Day
• RASPBERRY CREAM CAKE
• Mom worries about daughter’s college prospects

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