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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.
Liberal leader Mark Carney welcomed to Peterborough by a large crowd of enthusiastic supporters
The prime minister spoke for around 30 minutes, taking a few jabs at Pierre Poilievre but always returning to threats from the U.S.
New series about boxing legend Muhammad Ali being filmed in Cobourg from April 21...
Shooting of Amazon Prime Video's 'The Greatest' includes a parade scene on April 30 where residents will have a chance to be unpaid extras.
City of Peterborough staff propose 60% raise for the mayor and 52% raise for...
Increase would take effect in December 2026, along with a 17% increase in the vehicle/transportation allowance.
After five successful seasons, Peterborough’s klusterfork entertainment to shut down as of May 30
Linda Kash, Pat Maitland, and Ian Burns launched their company in 2019 with a sold-out debut improv show at Market Hall.
Peterborough Musicfest to celebrate Robinson emigration bicentennial with 3 Irish-themed concerts in August
U2 tribute band Acrobat performs on August 2, Mudmen with Irish Millie on August 6, and The Celtic Tenors on August 9.
The end of an era: Ryan Kerr and Kate Story are resigning from The...
General manager Shannon McKenzie will take over the black-box theatre that Kerr founded in 2013.
New Stages brings acclaimed real-life drama ‘The Boy in the Moon’ to the Market...
Staged reading on May 3 of Emil Sher's play based on Ian Brown's memoir about his severely disabled son Walker stars Cliff Saunders, Linda Kash, and Sydney Marion
59-lot residential subdivision proposed for Woodview in North Kawartha Township
The subdivision would be located on 78 acres at the former Woodview Golf Course on Northey's Bay Road off Highway 28.
Ryan Reynolds asks Cobourg council committee to rename local arena in honour of the...
The Deadpool actor says the 9-year-old Grafton hockey player, who died from cancer in 2015, 'changed my life'.
Outrage grows in response to Peterborough mayor Jeff Leal’s use of a racial slur
Leal spoke to a Trent University business class on March 19 and used the n-word when referring to U.S. president Lyndon Johnson.
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