The Canadian Canoe Museum has selected architects for the second stage of its competition to design a new facility at the Peterborough Lift Lock National Historic Site on the Trent-Severn Waterway.
Canadian Canoe Museum selects six architects for design competition
Wheels are back on Classics on Kent
Thanks to the Lindsay Downtown Business Improvement Area (BIA), the “Classics on Kent” car show is going ahead this year after all on July 12th.
Peterborough Theatre Guild wins four awards at Theatre Ontario Festival
The Peterborough Theatre Guild production of Born Yesterday won four awards at the Theatre Ontario Festival Awards Brunch in Oshawa on Sunday, May 17th.
It’s a head-shaving world record!
On Saturday, May 16, 2015, 267 participants had their heads shaved simultaneously at the Peterborough Airport for Pedal For Hope Peterborough — achieving the Guinness World Record in head shaving.
10 cottage safety tips for the May long weekend
As we begin the May long weekend, the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) and the Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Associations (FOCA) are providing 10 safety tips for Ontario cottage-goers.
The Filth and the Fury – a review of Mad Max: Fury Road
A treasured franchise finally getting a new installment rather than a redundant reboot and making progressive waves in the battle towards equality? Believe it.
Kick off gardening season at GreenUP Ecology Park’s spring plant sale
It’s once again time for the annual GreenUP Plant Sale, being held this Sunday (May 17) from noon to 4 p.m. at GreenUP Ecology Park on Ashburnham Drive. The sale offers one of the best local selections of native trees and shrubs, vegetables and flowers. Everything you need to spring into the gardening season can be found in one location.
Nursery school presents special challenge for toddler with neuroblastoma
Jake Ward started nursery school back in September and his first few months weren’t what most people would call typical.
Sure, there was the initial apprehension that comes between a toddler and his parents at the thought of parting for the day, and then there were the natural connections that evolved as he began to mingle with the other kids and the ladies who cared for the children.
Former residents bring acclaimed indie comedy to Peterborough
A film distribution company launched by two former Peterborough residents is bringing the critically acclaimed independent Canadian film Pretend We’re Kissing to Peterborough’s Market Hall on Monday, May 11th.
Love in the Air: Second World War Letters
Joanne Culley received her MA in English Literature from the University of Toronto. She is an award-winning writer and documentary producer whose work has appeared in The Globe and Mail, The Peterborough Examiner, Local Parent, Kawartha Cottage, Kawartha Homes, Zoomer Magazine, Our Canada, and on CBC, Bravo Network, Rogers Television, TVOntario, and more.
Joanne won the Media Award for Television at the In Celebration of Women Awards in 2001. She grew up in Toronto and now lives in Peterborough, Ontario.
In Love in the Air: Second World War Letters, Joanne tells the wartime love story of her parents, 24-year-old Helen Reeder and 29-year-old Harry Culley.
Separated for two and a half years during the Second World War, Helen and Harry write about their experiences and emotions in their extensive correspondence, while deepening their mutual devotion.
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