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Articles by Bethan Bates, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Bethan Bates is a writer and charitable sector professional who is interested in the issues affecting our society. An experienced writer and editor, Bethan has covered a host of topics from local events to international affairs to media reviews. Through her work, writing, and volunteering, Bethan is dedicated to advocating for women’s and children’s rights. In her free time she can be found doing yoga, reading, or cuddling with her cat. Her reporting is funded by the Government of Canada through its Local Journalism Initiative.
Township of Asphodel-Norwood candidates explain why they are running in the municipal election
First instalment in kawarthaNOW's Peterborough County election series features candidates' responses in their own words.
Peterborough ward candidates weigh neighbourhood advocacy against city-wide interests
Candidates running for council explain how they would balance representing their ward with making decisions for Peterborough as a whole.
Peterborough to mark 25th anniversary of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31
PARN-hosted gathering in Millennium Park will remember people lost to drug-related deaths and call for compassion, harm reduction, and evidence-based prevention.
46th annual ‘Take Back the Night’ event brings survivors, advocates, and allies together in...
Hosted by the Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre, the September 17 event will call for cultural change to prevent sexual violence.
Peterborough ward candidates outline their financial priorities ahead of municipal election
Candidates discuss property taxes, responsible spending, economic growth, and the challenge of funding essential municipal services.
Peterborough ward candidates outline their priorities for transportation and active transportation
Latest instalment in kawarthaNOW's multi-story election series explores how candidates would improve public transit, road safety, cycling infrastructure, and more.
27-year-old Jason Seguya brings a new generation of leadership to United Way Peterborough and...
One month into his role as a 'non-traditional' CEO, Seguya is focused on strengthening local charities and ensuring diverse voices help shape the organization's work.
‘Fredathon’ will channel the music of Queen and Freddie Mercury into support for queer...
Peterborough singer-songwriter Taylor Abrahamse will lead a 10-hour live and online music marathon on September 5 to raise funds for Rainbow Railroad.
Peterborough ward candidates weigh in on housing intensification across the city
As part of a multi-story series on the municipal election, kawarthaNOW asks ward candidates about intensification both in established neighbourhoods and city wide.
United Way Peterborough & District celebrates milestone year of fundraising and community investment
Organization's 84th annual general meeting highlights more than $1.5 million raised, $2.4 million invested in the community, and the arrival of new CEO Jason Seguya.
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