The Peterborough Examiner - 2024-04-13

• Funding for splash pad project in Omemee not supported by staff
• An adventure with an osprey
• Parks bylaw still needs a review
• The importance of nature, connection
• The carbon tax is not a villain
• Pickleball decision lacked lenses
• Kawartha Art Gallery seeks more city funding in move to new home
• We don’t elect politician­s to put on a show
• Subway at Circle K reopens in village
• Councillor­s balk at further review of Kawartha Lakes parking needs
• Ford not flipping on EV chargers in new homes
• Chilling insurrecti­on thriller seems all too real
• PM offers ‘ambitious’ housing plan
• Spy director stands by assertions in briefing notes
• Rescuers attempt to save stranded killer whale
• Kremlin says document could be starting point for peace talks
• Walmart will add robots to its Ontario warehouses
• Major revamp of Pearson unveiled
• Exports, imports fall on slowing demand
• STARS SATURDAY
• ‘It just made sense’: Evans to play senior-B lacrosse in Saskatchew­an
• Spring is in the air, which means the Ontario Hockey League draft and the Masters are back
• OHL Priority Selection is an exciting time for many young hockey prospects
• Thunder confident going into playoffs
• Light heavyweigh­t title bout between Pereira and Hill highlights strong card
• LA. TIMES CROSSWORD

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