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Articles by Bethan Bates, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Peterborough Otonabee Ward candidates introduce their campaigns ahead of October’s municipal election
With both incumbents seeking re-election and two challengers on the ballot, kawarthaNOW begins a multi-part councillor candidate series with Ward 1.
At 21, Jacob Méthot wants to bring a ‘fresh perspective’ to Peterborough’s mayoral race
The Trent University student says his campaign is focused on transparency, housing affordability, transit, and engaging younger voters in municipal politics.
Kawartha Lakes Pride Week returns July 6-12 with family-friendly events in Lindsay and Fenelon...
Events include a bring-your-own picnic, drag story time, Pooch Pride, a queer opera experience, Pride in the Park, and more.
Seasonal residents may be missing from Peterborough County voter lists
North Kawartha mayor Carolyn Amyotte says early registration data in her township showed a significant drop in eligible non-resident voters compared to the 2022 election.
Peterborough HART Hub launches as province shifts from supervised consumption to recovery and treatment...
Led by Fourcast, the hub will provide on-site healthcare at Wolfe St. modular housing community, transitional housing, supportive housing, and a sober-living program.
With 2 months left before nominations close, the field is already crowded for Peterborough’s...
27 people have registered as candidates so far, including 5 for mayor and 22 for ward councillors.
‘Rainbow Country’ event in Norwood on July 12 celebrates small-town Pride
The entire community is invited to attend family-friendly celebration at the Norwood Legion.
Peterborough’s Innovation Cluster among five local recipients of over $260,000 in Ontario rural development...
Non-profit organization receives $145,000 to support rural entrepreneurship, with other funding supporting economic and farm business planning and a rural transportation study.
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.































