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Peterborough’s Wendy Trusler on CBC Radio’s The Next Chapter

Wendy Trusler and Carol Devine, authors of The Antarctic Book Of Cooking And Cleaning: A Polar Journey, in Antarctica in 1996

In January, Peterborough’s Wendy Trusler and co-author Carol Devine appeared on CBC Radio’s Fresh Air to talk about their book The Antarctic Book of Cooking and Cleaning, and now they’ve been featured on CBC Radio’s The Next Chapter with Shelagh Rogers.

A mammogram can save your life

Jill Cummings, Senior Mammography Technologist at PRHC's Breast Assessment Centre, explains how a mammography machine works to writer Jeanne Pengelly

If you’re a woman reading this, the chances are good either you or someone you know will develop breast cancer.

The most recent data from the Canadian Cancer Society suggests that 68 Canadian women were diagnosed with breast cancer each day last year. Next to skin cancer, it is the most common cancer among North American women.

Paradise lost – a review of Heaven

Charlotte Hannah as Judy and Ben Harrison as Jimmy in The Anne Shirley Theatre's production of George F. Walker's controversial play Heaven at The Theatre on King (photo: Andy Carroll)

While discussing his play Heaven in a 2010 interview with the Toronto Star, Canadian playwright George F. Walker said in retrospect he felt the show was “way, way too angry” and that, while listening to the show in previews, he began to wonder “What’s wrong with me?”

Jake’s Bar and Eatery in Lindsay is closing

After more than five years in business, Jake's Bar and Eatery in downtown Lindsay, pictured here in 2014, is closing (photo: Google Maps)

After five years, Jake’s Bar and Eatery in downtown Lindsay is closing its doors after Saturday, January 30, 2016.

Bundle up and take to the sidewalks on Winter Walk to School Day

Winter Walk to School Day is next Wednesday, February 3rd. Elementary school students are encouraged to embrace the season by walking, biking, bussing or giving park and stride a try to increase exercise and reduce emissions around the school.

Snow crunching underfoot and Chick-a-dees twittering in your ear; you don’t have to visit Jackson Park to experience the sights and sounds of nature this winter. In Peterborough, you will find all this and more on a short walk to school, work, or the corner store.

Changes coming in 2016 for waste management in Kawartha Lakes

In September 2016, the City of Kawartha Lakes will no longer accept opaque garbage bags and will also be launching a curbside household battery collection pilot program

The City of Kawartha Lakes has announced two changes to its waste management practices for 2016: a transition to clear plastic bags and a curbside household battery collection pilot program. Both changes are expected to be implemented by September 2016.

Tom Wilson brings his beautiful scars to Peterborough on February 12

Canadian musical icon Tom Wilson performs as Lee Harvey Osmond at the Gordon Best Theatre in Peterborough on February 12 (photo: Jen Squires)

Acid folk? Alt-country? Psychedelic blues? The music that Tom Wilson writes and performs as Lee Harvey Osmond is hard to categorize, but its visceral honesty once brought award-winning writer Miram Toews to tears.

Teaching young kids the importance of hand washing

Three children from local daycares were selected as winners of a colouring contest to promote hand washing, organized by the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit

Three young artists are being celebrated for helping spread the word that good health is in your hands.

15 docs to see at Peterborough’s ReFrame Film Festival

More than 70 films are screening over the three days of the 2016 ReFrame Film Festival in Peterborough

With more than 70 films ranging in both length and topic at this year’s ReFrame Film Festival, it can be overwhelming trying to decide which films to see. To help, we’ve selected 15 documentaries on a variety of subjects over the three days of the festival, most feature length and including many award winners.

Peterborough’s winter beauty … from the air

In this shot looking north over Little Lake in Peterborough, you can see the pedestrian rail bridge at the bottom and the Hunter Street bridge at the top (photo: Aden Smith)

Aden Smith of Bridgenorth has a passion for photography, so when he had the chance to take a flight around Peterborough on Saturday he decided to take some aerial photos.

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