The Peterborough Examiner - 2017-12-28

• Baby Christmas born on a Christmas Day
• Farmers’ market looks to evict seven vendors for ‘disruptive behaviour’
• Hospital shooting most read story
• New ideas can bring old spaces back to life
• Geo-engineerin­g is only way to save our planet
• Peterborou­gh council’s hits and misses in 2017
• No Christmas spirit in ‘socialist tirade’
• Take city’s survey about growth to 2041
• COMMUNITY LISTINGS
• Jellies made with beer
• Private math classes thriving
• Seeking Canada’s craziest crustacean
• Weed and the workplace
• Ottawa makes clemency case
• Royal Canadian Navy personnel set to begin training on new supply ship
• Mortgage demand being ‘pulled forward’
• Can electric cars spur the next commodity supercycle?
• Canadian economy should help support loonie in 2018
• St. Petersburg rocked by explosion
• Obama to Prince Harry: Leaders must use care on social media
• As California legalizes pot, laws collide at U.S. checkpoint­s
• Trump stays close to home
• Canada needs to be in an IP Frame of Mind
• Top 10 athletes of the year
• Johnny Bower beloved in Peterborou­gh
• Clutch under pressure
• No stars? No problem
• ‘What a goaltender he was’
• Boeser, Barzal leading NHL rookies out of holiday break
• Reinventin­g their game
• Mutko to step down as head of World Cup committee
• EFFORTLESS ANGEL’S FOOD CAKE
• Aldo sneaker great fit for men and women
• Husband loves wife, but is ‘in love' with another
• Mini hybrid delivers fun, efficiency
• Towing and payload ratings are never an exact science
• The cars that surprised us in 2017
• A century-old race car is a driving experience like no other
• The Year of #MeToo
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE

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