Home Authors Articles by Bruce Head
Articles by Bruce Head
Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW's managing editor, events editor, chief technical officer, and a contributing writer. Outside of work, he enjoys songwriting, playing guitar, and spending time with Cait the border collie.
Peterborough city council backs $25,000 downtown street-cleaning pilot for this fall
Based on a similar program launched in 2018, One City Peterborough would employ people facing barriers to traditional employment.
Peterborough municipal election field set with seven mayoral candidates and 28 council hopefuls
Rob Hailman joined the race for mayor before nominations closed Friday, while several new ward candidates have also filed to run in the October 26 election.
Ottawa invests more than $7 million in Lindsay manufacturers ahead of new U.S. tariffs
Federal funding will help Mariposa Dairy automate its operations and auto parts manufacturer Armada Toolworks diversify into medical devices.
Globus Theatre founders Sarah Quick and James Barrett reunite on stage for ‘Beyond the...
The real-life couple will star in Kristen Da Silva's poignant romantic comedy, running in Bobcaygeon from August 19 to 29.
Black spots and falling leaves don’t mean your maple tree is dying
Tar spot is a common fungal disease that thrives after rainy spring weather and can be reduced by properly disposing of infected leaves
Kawartha Lakes police officer cleared of criminal charges after April high-speed pursuit in Lindsay
Special Investigations Unit director Joseph Martino notes the officer's failure to stop at a red light may have violated the police code of conduct.
Perseid meteor shower and partial solar eclipse on Wednesday offer a double feature for...
Peterborough Astronomical Association hosting free daytime eclipse viewing and evening meteor-watching events on August 12.
Construction begins on new $50-million Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Service headquarters in Lindsay
Purpose-built facility at 230 Angeline Street South will consolidate seven existing paramedic locations, with completion targeted for 2028.
Peterborough city council backs continued child care subsidies for workers during lawful strikes
General committee votes 8-2 to expedite review of city policy after subsidy concerns raised by striking Community Living Trent Highlands workers.
Peterborough’s economic development progress draws praise and scrutiny from councillors
At its first meeting since June, council endorses staff update while questioning reporting gaps, international travel, and support for local businesses.
Sign up for kawarthNOW's Enews
kawarthaNOW.com offers two enews options to help readers stay in the know. Our VIP enews is delivered weekly every Wednesday morning and includes exclusive giveaways, and our news digest is delivered daily every morning. You can subscribe to one or both.
