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nightlifeNOW – November 12 to 18
Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
Holiday Shopping Passports return to downtown Peterborough with $3,000 in rewards for shopping local
Popular DBIA program offers extra stamp opportunities as more than 150 downtown and East City businesses participate this holiday season.
Peterborough County OPP challenges teams to pull a transport truck for Special Olympics Ontario
November 26 fundraiser at Miskin Law Community Complex will pit teams of up to 10 against a full-size OPP transport truck and car hauler.
Glenn Vollebregt takes over as Fleming College interim president and CEO as merger moves...
St. Lawrence College president and CEO will lead both institutions ahead of planned April 2027 integration, with Theresa Knott returning to academic leadership role.
Peterborough County and paramedics union reach essential services agreement ahead of possible strike
Agreement means CUPE Local 4911 can proceed with strike as of November 13, although the union has not yet issued a strike notice to the county.
Time is running out to solve Globus Theatre’s latest holiday murder mystery dinner theatre
Tickets are only available for the November 26 performance of 'A Hula Holiday Homicide' in Bobcaygeon.
Peterborough YMCA launches $215,000 Strong Kids campaign to help remove financial barriers
Balsillie Family YMCA says 35% of its 2026-27 fundraising goal has already been raised, including a record $45,000 contribution from A Night in White Garden Party.
nightlifeNOW – November 5 to 11
Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
Canopy Support Services discloses breach involving personal health information of clients
Peterborough-based disability support organization says files were encrypted on a backup server but no information was lost.
Salvation Army Peterborough launches Christmas campaign under pressure from $88,000 shortfall
Charity aims to raise $675,000 by year's end as growing demand stretches food, emergency assistance, and other community services.





























