The Peterborough Examiner - 2020-10-17

• Businesses hit by bridge closure
• Adding 4 more apartments seen as good fit
• McGregor tells murder trial he acted in self-defence
• UNITED AGAINST RACISM
• For third day in a row, a new local case
• Pandemic relief provided to 112 Selwyn businesses
• Happily, it turns out democracy in Bolivia is not dead and gone after all
• Eagerness to learn creating new opportunit­ies in schools
• Return to clarity on COVID-19 testing
• Time to pivot: COVID -19 testing update
• Creative collaborat­ion for our collective future
• Canada backs exiled Belarus opposition
• York Region latest to face stricter COVID-19 restrictio­ns
• Rememberin­g Laporte, 50 years after death
• Police crack down on protesters
• Virus at ‘turning point’ in Europe, hitting vulnerable
• Brewer-for-hire model helps Waterloo grow beyond craft roots
• New lineup for Petes front office
• Smaller groups getting more individual attention at camp
• Elite-level hockey cannot be played without body checking
• Colt has his eye on the prize
• Shapovalov and Raonic advance to semifinals
• Kershaw can’t shake the monkey
• Bale’s Tottenham second debut awaits after anguish in Madrid
• Pivot, shift, rethink, switch and keep going: Part 2
• Long and winding road leads to the Beatles
• Disney recruits Rapsody, others for EP honouring Black lives
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD

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