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businessNOW: Giving thanks for new beginnings, lasting milestones, and a community that keeps growing
From a downtown wave of new restaurants and shops to a rebuild and anniversaries, this edition celebrates the local businesses and people who make Peterborough and the Kawarthas thrive.
businessNOW: Local businesses and organizations put down roots and build for what comes next
From new ventures and milestone anniversaries to community initiatives and local giving, this edition of businessNOW celebrates the people and organizations investing in local.
100 Women Peterborough donates over $10,000 to Farms at Work
Collective donation will support the development of the non-profit organization's new Peterborough Community Farm, a collaborative model for agriculture and food production.
businessNOW: Local businesses expand, reopen, welcome new owners, and celebrate milestones
Featuring Living Local Marketplace, The Vine, Grady's Feet Essentials, Euphoria Wellness Spa, new restaurants, People on the Move, and more local business news and events.
businessNOW: Local businesses open, expand, relocate and celebrate milestones across the region
The first edition of our revived column features Sweet Fern Floral Studio, Brant Basics, new ventures, anniversaries, People on the Move, and local business events.
100 Women Peterborough donates $10,000 to Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region
Collective donation will support Our Daughter's Home, a supportive housing project for seven women with developmental disabilities in East City.
Mayoral candidate Neil Morton says Peterborough can become ‘one of the great Canadian cities’
Lifelong entrepreneur's 'bold, emphatic' vision includes economic prosperity, downtown revitalization, and regional cooperation.
100 Women Peterborough donates over $10,000 to Peterborough Child and Family Centres
Now in its ninth year, the collective philanthropy group has donated over $270,000 to 29 local organizations.
‘Nothing has changed’: Alto says Peterborough remains a stop on proposed high-speed rail network
Concerns have emerged after Ontario Premier Doug Ford said corridor should run along Highway 401.
Over 800 people attend Alto open house on proposed high-speed rail corridor through Peterborough
Early consultation during February 26 event at McDonnel Street Activity Centre focused on gathering local feedback before route and station decisions are made.































