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Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW.com's managing editor, chief technical officer, and a contributing writer. If he has any spare time, he enjoys songwriting, playing acoustic guitar, and taking photos of Cait the border collie.
Cobourg police chief continues to push for bail reform as police seek 20.5% budget...
Chief Paul VandeGraaf says cycle of release and re-offending 'strains resources and puts victims and residents at risk'.
Trent University professor wins Governor General’s Literary Award for ‘captivating translation’ of dystopian novel
Peterborough's Sylvie Bérard and collaborator Suzanne Grenier honoured for French translation of Larissa Lai's 2018 biopunk thriller 'The Tiger Flu'.
Peterborough’s projected 2026 rate increase rises to 7.92 per cent ahead of budget deliberations
Council's recent decision to award a low-barrier shelter contract to One City adds $1.12 million to draft budget.
Len Lifchus named board chair as Kawartha Haliburton Children’s Aid Society rebuilds after provincial...
Former United Way Peterborough & District CEO leads new board as the child welfare agency emerges from 13 months of provincial supervision,
Peterborough city councillor raises concerns about use of procedural tactic at council meetings
Joy Lachica says 'call the question' is 'being weaponized' after tactic used for second time to prevent debate on GE heritage designation decision.
Parks Canada replacing lock gates at Lock 20 in Peterborough from November through April
A temporary bridge will be installed on November 7 to allow pedestrian access on the Trans Canada Trail over the next six months.
City of Peterborough’s 2026 draft budget proposes 7.43% all-inclusive rate increase
Public consultations and council deliberations set for November as city aims to finalize budget for December 8 adoption date.
Peterborough city council awards $1.12 million low-barrier shelter contract to One City Peterborough
Less than five months after rejecting expanded drop-in program funding for One City's Trinity Community Centre, council has reversed course.
Peterborough city council rejects heritage committee recommendation for additional GE building designations
Council votes to retain its October 14 decision after a brief 10-minute special general committee meeting with no debate.
Heritage committee recommends Peterborough city council expand building designations at GE factory complex
PACAC wants five building facades and the former power house added to heritage designation as GE Vernova prepares to demolish buildings.
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