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Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW's managing editor, events editor, chief technical officer, and a contributing writer. Outside of work, he enjoys songwriting, playing guitar, and spending time with Cait the border collie.
Cobourg to celebrate 158th birthday of Hollywood legend Marie Dressler on November 9
Free Marie Dressler Celebration Day event at Victoria Hall will feature a screening of one of her films and a talk on Canadian women who helped shape the silent film era.
Nearly sold-out ‘Casey and Diana’ staged reading brings original Stratford artists to Peterborough
New Stages Theatre presents acclaimed Canadian play on November 15 at Market Hall, with only a handful of balcony seats remaining.
Unofficial election results for 17 municipalities across the greater Kawarthas region
Voters elect new mayors in Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Port Hope, Minden Hills, and more.
Political newcomer Michael Eamon elected as the next mayor of Peterborough
Eamon defeats fellow political newcomer Neil Morton, with veteran councillor Keith Riel a distant third.
Peterborough joins growing list of police services in Ontario suspending use of Crime Stoppers
Service is pausing use of local tip line and online portal following data breach that exposed more than 1.5 million Canadian tips
Cogeco’s David Feeley named Peterborough’s 2026 Business Citizen of the Year
Peterborough and the Kawarthas Chamber of Commerce honoured businesses, organizations, and individuals across 18 categories at October 22 gala at Kawartha Downs.
Kawartha Art Gallery finally ready to open its new permanent home in downtown Lindsay
Grand opening on November 20 will celebrate completion of long-planned move to historic Cambridge Street South building.
‘Peterborough Vote Tracker’ gives voters a look at councillors’ records ahead of October 26...
Free independent website created by local software developer Steve McMurtry turns council minutes into searchable voting histories by councillor, meeting, and issue.
Applications open October 15 for City of Peterborough’s pilot snow removal subsidy program
Up to 100 eligible low-income seniors and residents with physical disabilities can receive as much as $450 toward snow clearing during winter 2026-27.
Renowned Indigenous dancer Santee Smith brings ‘Blood Water Earth’ to Peterborough to open Public...
Curve Lake singer-songwriter Missy Knott will open October 14 Market Hall multimedia performance that connects Indigenous women's experiences across continents.
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