The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-11-06

• Second World War opened up jobs for women
• Audience to determine whodunnit
• New grill opens on Lansdowne
• MORE TODAY IN HISTORY
• Volunteer honoured with Lifetime of Service award
• Developmen­t group founder to speak at dinner
• Theatre Guild performing The Drowning Girls
• Laws alone can’t make bad cops good
• Trudeau is no Superman, and neither is Canada
• Sloppy counter-terrorism led to $31M settlement
• Firefighte­rs donate to camp for burn survivors
• Omemee Medical Centre seeking board members
• Regulator rejects Via Rail’s efforts to limit wheelchair access
• Ex-Gitmo captive set to sue Canada
• ‘Violence is really a daily occurrence’
• Atco’s plans for power line in Jasper National Park meeting resistance
• Man opens fire inside Baptist church
• Venezuela opposition leader seeks refuge in Chilean embassy
• Petes come unglued
• Argos upset Eskimos in Kinsmen minor football final
• Petes Summary
• Fleming men come up short in rugby semi
• Petes hold annual Remembranc­e Day ceremony
• Fleming women’s rugby reign ends, finish outside final four
• Finding themselves on the road
• Duchene drama ends with Sens trade
• Bengals’ Green says Ramsey ‘got under my skin’ before fight
• Eagles rout Broncos to keep NFL’s best record
• Toronto survives first round
• St-Pierre didn’t miss a beat, and Canadians paid attention
• UFC 217 leaves MMA fans with a lot to unpack
• Wizards hand Raps loss
• Tracing a wide-ranging musical life
• Pop forecast: Taylor Swift returns with a new album
• Shemar Moore takes the lead
• In pursuit of the perfect exercise
• Do civil trials for sex assault victims afford better outcomes?
• In-law wants to protect her investment with engaged couple

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