The Peterborough Examiner - 2020-05-06

• Cases continue to drop after false positive results
• $10M lawsuit launched over ‘lab error’
• DEATH TOLL SURPASSES 4,000
• Court rejects ‘fresh evidence’ appeal by man convicted in grisly Warkworth murder
• Public Energy presents performanc­es online
• Peterborou­gh Humane Society keeping up with care for strays
• Mayors want their say on cottage openings
• Testing at local long-term care homes to be completed before premier’s deadline
• It’s far from certain that this pandemic will mark a turning point for planet earth
• Ontario needs a ‘new normal’ in post-pandemic long-term care
• What comes next after flattening the curve?
• Grist mill was a key industry in village’s early years
• Premier calls for increased testing
• Most Canadians pleased with pace of loosening restrictio­ns, poll suggests
• Oregon woman’s sweet gesture raises money, nourishes ‘bellies and souls’
• PM deflects questions about military’s delay in confirming crash
• Philippine­s orders leading TV network to cease operations
• U.S. infection rate rises outside N.Y.
• Pro-Beijing coalition launched in Hong Kong
• George Weston feels burn as restaurant­s remain closed
• Nexicom acquisitio­n takes a big step forward
• Trade gap widens in March on falling oil, auto exports
• Football’s in the blood for Creeden
• Hollins was a champion in a man’s world
• MLSE asked about Toronto being a hub should NHL resume its season
• In shortened season, the stars still shone
• MLB average salary remains at around $4.4 million
• Staying home is good for our gardens
• My son is at greater risk of COVID-19 from vaping
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD

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