The Peterborough Examiner - 2018-09-20

• Personal support workers shortage
• Artsweek to draw top Ontario talent to Peterborou­gh
• Joint municipal service deal extended
• ‘Growing frustratio­n’ with Canada among U.S. politician­s
• Crown closes case against Chan at murder trial
• United Way aiming for $1.85M campaign goal
• Russell a mediator for city council
• Contrastin­g city mayoral candidates give voters a clear choice
• Questions linger in the wake of Ford’s courtroom victory
• George, Water streets should be two-way, former planner says
• Literacy results below provincial average
• Average home price $421,641 in August
• Port Hope mayor welcomed author Stephen King to town
• New owner for Driving Miss Daisy franchise
• Dooher’s in Campbellfo­rd named the Sweetest Bakery in Canada
• Scheer welcomes former Liberal MP to caucus
• Court stay paves way for Toronto election with 25 wards
• Trump visits flood zones, hands out hot food
• New York Review of Books editor out after backlash over Ghomeshi essay
• The Big Chill
• Criminal investigat­ion could hurt Tesla fundraisin­g and recruitmen­t
• Danske Bank finds $230 billion in transactio­ns at branch
• Oil under pressure due to rising U.S. inventorie­s
• Peterborou­gh rocker launches hip-hop album
• Local writer explores the humour in motherhood in new book
• True friends give their time
• Horoscopes
• Folk Under the Clock returns for new season
• Skip the coffee this morning, try a Golden Milk Latte
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD
• Petes latest reclamatio­n for Wilson
• Petes cut Dow, Hanna to finalize opening night roster
• DEFENCEMEN
• Petes have made many on and off ice changes
• Petes will start season without a captain
• There’s more than Vladdy on the way
• The NHL, seeking fans in China, calls in the Great One
• Tour Championsh­ip is all about prestige
• Dislocated shoulder sidelines Lulay
• Roosevelt’s production drop’s emblematic of Riders’ offensive struggles

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