The Peterborough Examiner - 2018-03-24

• Heritage designatio­n proposed for school
• $105M/year pledged to horse racing tracks
• Sunshine list continues to expand locally
• ‘STRONG LEADERSHIP’
• Apartment complex proposed near zoo
• George St. repaving, redesign planned for the summer
• City eyes $1K more in expenses for councillor­s
• Wynne’s deathbed repentance
• AI won’t soon replicate your brain’s irreproduc­ible complexity
• Little fixes could put Parkway plan on long-term hold
• LOCAL CALENDAR
• Workshops offer call to action for local youth
• What to know if you’re considerin­g a mortgage from an alternativ­e lender
• Inflation rate rises to 2.2%, fastest pace since fall 2014
• Green Party leader, NDP MP both arrested at pipeline protest in B.C.
• U.S. sets May 1 tariff threat on Canada, Mexico
• Conviction upheld for officer who crashed doing 178 km/h
• Extremist slain after deadly rampage in southern France
• Parkland teens fight gun-control innuendo
• New Peru president sworn in after resignatio­n
• A mammoth story
• Hawkish Bolton new U.S. national security adviser
• No opting out: Canadians to get emergency alerts on their cellphones soon
• Despite dismal season, Petes GM’s job is safe
• CHL better opportunit­y than NCAA for hockey players
• Public meeting April 3 on new arena study
• Torpedoes earn pentathlon medals at meet
• Hull named U18 assistant coach
• VanVleet plays his way into NBA award talk
• Jays relievers ready for Round 2
• Blue Jays’ Axford credits Halladay with change in approach on mound
• Horoscopes
• Spicy candy is going to be big this year
• Bill Hader gets serious in his new HBO show
• A faint hope that a family clings to
• The dos and don’ts of an ideal morning routine
• CROSSWORD
• CANADA ACROSS AND DOWN

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