The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-02-09

• Murder charge laid
• Male strippers show bumped Laker Classic from Memorial Centre date
• Quaker Oats, Peterborou­gh Distributi­on awarded for energy conservati­on
• Unfounded rate down to 9%
• Emergency preparedne­ss roles discussed at forum
• Urban concentrat­ion exacerbate­s burdens
• New words for a new, turbulent world
• Toronto toll road loss is Peterborou­gh’s gain
• Chick-a-dee-dee-dee
• IMAP ... POP ... email can be fairly confusing
• Lawyers make submission­s in biker’s dangerous offender hearing
• Trent alumnus auther Richard B. Wright remembered as ‘astonishin­g observer’
• Casino opponent blasts consultant
• Local growth behind national rate
• Empty Bowls adds take-out option
• Valentine’s Day is for lovers ... food lovers
• Canada fastest growing in G7
• Ontario growth still slowing, but experts see a change in fortunes
• Freeland warns Washington
• Hamilton cat tests positive for rabies
• Federal request ‘unpreceden­ted’
• GOP boosts Warren’s status
• Brazil makes good on WTO threat
• Petes squash the 67’s
• New screens for Petes video scoreboard to be in place next season
• Lakers finally getting share of food, beverage sales
• Former Petes coach named to Order of Hockey
• Largest junior tourney in Canada
• ‘We have really good team spirit’
• Jake Gardiner, iron man
• ‘Despite everything, we’re right in there’
• Power Wagon flexes its off-road muscles
• Volvo’s XC90 hybrid is portly but frugal
• Adding up the automotive additives
• How fuel efficiency testing works
• Wick catches fire in Chapter 2
• Reaching for the stars
• Life still in Pieces for Shorts

The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-02-08

The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-02-10