The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-10-26

• Transit strike averted
• DBIA payment to fund security, mural, Wi-Fi
• Showing ability through arts
• Showplace revives Spring Tonic benefit
• New housing would ease need for beds
• Gregory Baum: A happy warrior in religion
• Election year, 2018: Here’s what to watch for
• More public engagement
• Benefit Nov. 8 to show support for former owner of The Spill
• THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26
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• Fuel for learning
• An ‘average Canadian’ is anything but
• Bank of Canada holds interest rates
• Morneau to sit down with ethics watchdog
• Abortion protest law passes
• GOP rallies behind tax cuts
• Catalan VP says Spain ‘gives us no option’ but to secede
• Trump opposes massive California water project
• Rise of the ‘18-hour’ city
• Boeing CEO dismisses AirbusBomb­ardier partnershi­p
• Big tech, not fintech, the top threat to incumbent banks: Report
• ‘Fats was the godfather of rock ’n’ roll’
• Actor rose from poverty to fame
• Carrying evening news into the future
• Pacifica hybrid is a solid bet
• Think you’re paying too much for insurance? Blame your neighbours
• Toronto institute’s DriverLab studies people instead of cars
• Pink in the Rink launched
• Saints grad Tyler McLaren and Gee Gees in OUA quarter-final Saturday
• Saints win COSSA girls field hockey title
• Timleck off to a flying start this season
• Cross country runners advance to OFSAA
• Devils, Golden Knights off to surprising­ly strong starts
• Brain changes may persist in teenage athletes months after concussion: Study
• Wanted: A competent winger
• Safe bet bottles to bring to a dinner party
• Teen girl worries about family’s future

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