The Peterborough Examiner - 2019-01-12

• Local students urge politician­s to take action on climate change
• City getting provincial cash to cope with legalized pot
• Riel applies to intervene on PDI sale to Hydro One
• DEADLY CRASH
• Fire hall mural near library fading
• Smith holding consultati­ons on budget
• Third phase of St. Joseph’s Hospital redevelopm­ent ready
• Maplehurst Bakeries adding 50 new jobs, job fair Jan. 19
• Minister to meet GM CEO on Oshawa plant closure
• Government­s nearly got a pipeline project right, but ...
• Trump: A successful savant?
• Budget sessions will offer a look at city’s path forward
• LOCAL CALENDAR
• Canada grants asylum to Saudi woman fleeing abusive family
• Indigenous groups stage ‘solidarity slowdown’
• On the border, little enthusiasm for a wall
• China’s Huawei dealt new blow — by Poland
• Bill on U.S. federal workers’ back pay heads to Trump
• Cup win sweet revenge for Major Atoms
• OHL still struggling with financial disparity
• New acquisitio­n suited to gritty Petes game
• Odd-man rushes a point to improve on for the Petes
• Hamilton named to coaching staff for PanAm Games
• Leafs need to pick up points against Bruins, rather than settle scores
• Jays pay for Dodgers to take Martin away, get prospects in swap
• Former Laval star Richard to compete for roster spot with Alouettes
• Jays veteran Pillar ready to assume leadership role
• Concussion symptoms end Rick Nash’s career
• Poloz personally responds to Canadians’ financial concerns
• How the U.S. can protect its tech secrets from China
• Polaroid. Walkman. Palm Pilot. iPhone?
• Industrial to residentia­l to commercial
• Horoscopes
• L.A. Times Crossword

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