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OPSEU workers enter fourth week of strike as union seeks retroactive Bill 124 funding
Local developmental service workers with Community Living Trent Highlands say province must deal with funding issues before a local contract can be negotiated,
After nearly three decades with A Place Called Home, Nicole Bryant takes the helm...
'I started as a placement student 27 years ago and I just never looked back' says the recently appointed executive director.
Peterborough mayoral candidate Neil Morton hosts first ‘working session’ on topic of civic engagement
Attendees at June 9 event raised concerns about council delegation limits, late-stage public consultation, and the need to rebuild trust with City Hall.
‘Woven Together’ theme for Peterborough-Nogojiwanong Pride Week honours connection, resilience, and the AIDS Quilt
Planning underway for Pride Week from September 18-27 as local organizations continue to support gender-diverse and 2SLGBTQIA residents.
Peterborough CTS closure raises concerns over loss of low-barrier healthcare for vulnerable residents
Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic says the loss of on-site registered nurse removes centralized walk-in service for unattached, unhoused, and substance-using residents.
DJ Roxxy Waters launches new Pride event series in Peterborough supporting local charities
Free Pride + Boba community dance party at Milk + Tea on June 13 will feature DJs, games, artists, and a charity raffle supporting PARN.
$2.1 million in provincial funding to connect 4,500 more Peterborough-area residents to primary care
Investment will expand Peterborough Family Health Team's Connect Clinic and nurse practitioner-led care, support newcomers, and help train future family physicians.
Ontario NDP MPP warns of ‘creeping privatization’ in post-secondary education during Peterborough town hall
Shadow minister Peggy Sattler says Ford government is shifting costs to students while opening the door to more private partnerships.
Peterborough police chief expects ‘heavy enforcement’ against open-air drug use after CTS closure
Chief Stuart Betts says public safety will be a priority while recognizing when substance-related medical emergencies require paramedics instead of police.
RedPath Wellness Centre planning sober-living transitional housing project in Peterborough
Mental health and addictions advocate Dr. Peggy Shaughnessy says proposed 14-unit development would provide a safe, recovery-focused space for people rebuilding their lives.






























