The Peterborough Examiner - 2020-12-04

• Owner would scrap apartment project if safe injection site is opened nearby
• One Roof adapts to COVID-19 cutbacks
• Cavan Monaghan gathers input on off-road vehicles
• Take time to reflect on all that you have during this Christmas like no other
• Trade deal compensati­on provides needed certainty for dairy farmers
• Trudeau won’t escape this election promise
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Liberals move to adopt UN Declaratio­n on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• Vaccine approval could be days away
• Cree student awarded Order of the White Rose
• Climate-change costs biting into economy
• Crash victims’ families told 737 Max’s OK is ‘imminent’
• Wind fans wildfire in California canyons
• U.S. virus deaths top 3,100 in a single day
• New monolith emerges after Utah, Romania works exit
• Ethiopian forces said to block refugees from entering Sudan
• Bangladesh begins effort to relocate Rohingya refugees
• Economic Road Ahead Remains Long and Challengin­g
• Guardians of the hemlock forest
• CLIMATE CRISIS NEWS
• ‘I’m Your Woman’ reorients traditiona­lly male genre with female protagonis­t
• All she wants is for you to enjoy her Christmas special
• Love persists in tech era, but it needs nurturing
• L.A. CROSSWORD
• Toyota HIGHLANDER Road Test
• The latest in auto news
• Marathon runner Toth still aiming for Olympic spot
• Batley takes on new role with Halifax Thunderbir­ds
• Davis inking massive 5-year deal
• Davies’ remarkable year keeps rolling on
• The still unbeaten Steelers keep top spot in AP Pro32 poll
• Raptors’ Siakam wants to rediscover joy of playing after struggling in NBA bubble
• Bank leaders see roller-coaster rebound
• Husky Energy to get $41.5M in federal aid
• TD cautiously optimistic as profit beats expectatio­ns

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