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Federal and city funding will extend Peterborough’s Little Lake Loop
New 1.15-kilometre section along Crescent and Haggart streets will include cycle tracks, sidewalks, waterfront paths, landscaping, and public gathering areas.
Know Your Locals: Euphoria Wellness Spa celebrates 20 years in downtown Peterborough
Owner Simone Dobson and the Euphoria team invite the community to the October 7 Euphoria Forever Beauty Event, featuring complimentary services by appointment, special offers, and a rooftop celebration
FDC Foundation makes $1.2-million gift to transform ultrasound services at Ross Memorial Hospital in...
The Mississauga-based foundation will also match $500,000 in community donations for the high-priority imaging project.
Globus Theatre asks whether the perfect man really exists in Norm Foster’s romantic comedy
'A Woman's Love List' starring Sarah Quick, Elana Post, and Allan Cooke runs September 30 to October 10 in Bobcaygeon.
Trent University’s Symons Campus in Peterborough will reopen Sunday following completion of watermain repairs
In-person classes resume Monday, with affected residence students receiving refunds for time they could not access their rooms.
More than $1 million in potent synthetic opioids seized in Omemee after six-month investigation
OPP warns emerging drugs can cause significant harm as police seize kilograms of brorphine-related opioids following intercepted shipments.
‘Rez Gas’ by Cale Crowe and Genevieve Adam shortlisted for national playwriting award
Musical by Alderville First Nation musician and Cobourg playwright is a Carol Bolt Award finalist following its 2025 world premiere at Port Hope's Capitol Theatre.
nightlifeNOW – September 24 to 30, 2026
Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
Port Hope to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with free screening of...
September 30 event at the Capitol Theatre will be followed by panel discussion featuring Indigenous leaders Marsha Smoke, Hayden King, and Taynar Simpson.
Watermain break closes Trent University’s Symons Campus in Peterborough through September 27
All in-person classes cancelled and residence students are asked to leave, with normal operations expected to resume Monday.



























