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Here is our weekly look at the most read stories of the week. 1) Peterborough Police are scene of a reported stabbing 2) Dog owner feels duped, wants her beloved pet back 3) Police chase in Peterborough and then Havelock ends with arrest of on

Recently, the Canadian WW1 Monument scheduled to be officially unveiled on Aug. 22 at Loos-en-Gohelle, France, received a substantial donation from the Hill 70 Gala held at the Peterborough Armoury on April 7. $25,000 was presented to Mr. Rob

Immigrant entrepreneurs provide fresh and creative business perspectives, says Becky Rogers

Studio F Minus of Toronto will create the UN Peacekeepers Monument in the City’s new urban park. This initiative was developed in partnership with and sponsored by the Peterborough chapter of the UN Peacekeepers Association. The call for proposals

Is road work planned near your home, or on the route in your daily commute? Find out here

Recreation specialist Robert Lockhart says the economic boost is just the beginning of what bike lanes and trails do for cities

On Monday (June 12) city committee voted to allow parking on the Brock Street municipal lot and allow residential units on the first floor

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A summary of criminal court cases from June 6 and June 13 to 15

HAVELOCK — An alert citizen helped police snag an allegedly impaired driver Thursday night (June 22).

Nicole Margaret Menard, 35, of Albert Street, is charged with assault and mischief under $5,000.

Hayley Cormier, 22, sentenced to 17 days behind bars on June 6

Pain drove B.C. woman and 'thousands' to street drugs after medication cut off

NORTHUMBERLAND -- A pot belly pig on the loose, several thefts and a neighbourhood dispute were some of the calls OPP dealt with recently.

Dr. Danielle Martin was in Cobourg Wednesday, June 14 at the invitation of the Port Hope Northumberland Community Health Centre. The Canadian physician is well-known for her appearance before the United States Senate as a champion of Medicare, at the invitation of Senator Bernie Sanders.

NORTHUMBERLAND -- A pot belly pig on the loose, several thefts and a neighbourhood dispute were some of the calls OPP dealt with recently.

A senior citizen in Port Hope has fallen victim to a scam after she wired money via Western Union to a location believed to be in Quebec.

From June 12 to June 18, the Cobourg Police Service responded to 194 calls, including a single-vehicle collision on Division Street in the early morning hours on June 18.

Four Indigenous people share what they will be doing to mark Canada's 150th anniversary of Confederation.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will march in Canada's largest Pride parade today.

An overturned oil tanker has burst into flames in Pakistan, killing 148 people who had rushed to the scene of the highway accident to gather leaking fuel.

Sean Charters has now spent a third of his life in Newfoundland and Labrador, and feels he's earned the right to express his mixed opinions of the place.

It took six hours by bus, three by boat and a last stretch on foot wading through waist-high water to reach the Malaysian refugee camp where Canadian immigration officials interviewed some of the 70,000 Vietnamese refugees who were brought to Canada in 1979. Two former visa officers reflect on the physically and emotionally gruelling diplomatic adventure.