The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-12-05

• Consultant for arena study
• City council to stop meeting every Monday
• Child system flawed: Workers
• New sidewalks on hold
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Status Exempt solution for stores
• First Be Well Day held at Holy Cross
• B.C.’s pipeline opposition is narcissist­ic nonsense
• Grits hold perverse view of rising provincial debt
• Free speech policy is total gobbledygo­ok
• Hold the line: It’s not naive at all
• Big help for food banks
• Cascades buys Coyle Packaging
• $1,141,589 in provincial funding to expand bike lanes in city, county
• No China trade deal yet
• Liberals reject letting police search domestic mail
• COMMUNITY LISTINGS
• Arrest made in Good Samaritan shooting
• Tears flow at hearing for missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry
• ‘Charming’ shark leaves Nova Scotian waters
• Rebels kill ex-president
• Police arrest 10 in journalist’s killing
• Shewell ready for NLL debut
• Luey named permanent MSL commission­er
• Will Petes find blueliner under tree for Christmas?
• Speedway year-end awards
• Reaping what he sowed
• Bills’ Taylor has bruised knee tendon
• Zaun ‘blindsided’ by colleagues’ allegation­s
• Dorion could study a deal for struggling Senators
• Hainsey likely to get Cup ring on Saturday
• Patient Carey stays perfect
• Husky to boost spending in 2018
• Analysis: Stephen Poloz can take his time on rate moves
• Bombardier’s Aerostruct­ures division chosen to supply Airbus for new engine program
• Millard Salter’s Last Day
• Some music to obsess over
• U2’s Songs of Experience a thrill
• Call Me By Your Name wows L.A. critics
• Next best thing to Santa’s workshop
• Houseclean­er sometimes needs extra funds
• New dengue vaccine could worsen disease: Drugmaker

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