The Peterborough Examiner - 2018-03-31

• New tools available for sexual assault victims
• Brothers lead Gutsy Walk for Crohn’s and colitis
• MPP praises budget critics say Grits are buying votes
• The Los Angeles NBA team has issues with Peterborou­gh’s lacrosse team using the same name
• Authors’ imaginatio­ns soar for new anthology
• United Way campaign brings in $1.775M
• EC3 set to host session on city’s heritage-based developmen­t
• Social benefits from Liberal budget outweigh the initial costs
• Canada needs more investment — not more ‘branding’ and ‘buzz’
• Spending $75M on a new arena is a complex decision
• Spice up Easter dinner with deviled eggs and wine
• Removing the ‘try it before you buy it’ barrier for online shoppers
• Wedding insurance can cover unforeseen problems
• Nissan, Renault reportedly in talks to merge
• ‘Spending frenzy’ budgets
• ‘Steady decrease’ in cable television subscripti­ons
• Four Canadian diplomats expelled from Russia, Global Affairs says
• Liberals say bill will cut costs, improve jury selection
• Palestinia­n protests turn deadly
• Ancient B.C. footprints confirmed as earliest known in North America
• Judge rules that coffee requires cancer warning
• How AI is helping predict, prevent deaths by suicide
• Lakers open to idea of new city-owned arena
• Panthers win to take series to 3-2
• Ennismore Eagles win another OMHA title
• Goalie called up ... from the beer league
• Strict workout, dietary regimens paying off for Leafs
• Canadian rugby sevens men face congested schedule in April
• A Tiger prowls at Augusta once more
• Year later, Lexi Thompson still has ANA nightmares
• CROSSWORD
• CANADA ACROSS AND DOWN
• LOCAL CALENDAR
• Richard Hall, the last of the old guard
• The next team of Avengers
• Doc profiles art ‘treasure’ Beau Dick
• Horoscopes

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