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Missing 50-year-old Buckhorn man found dead in Trent Lakes field
Police are treating the death of Robert Ladoceur as suspicious.
Eight electric vehicle charging ports may be coming to downtown Peterborough
Council endorses contract for 16 EV charging ports for city vehicles, with 8 additional ports for public use conditional on federal subsidy.
Join the YWCA Challenge for Mom and help women experiencing gender-based violence
Running May 1 until Mother's Day, fundraiser will support YWCA Peterborough Haliburton programs including Crossroads Shelter, Haliburton Emergency Rural SafeSpace, and more.
Matthew Crowley to run for Monaghan Ward councillor in Peterborough
IT specialist, musician, and music promoter want to address issues including crime, transit, homelessness, and addiction treatment.
Peterborough Public Health investigating confirmed report of avian flu in Selwyn Township
Health unit says risk to human health is low but residents should not touch any sick, injured, or dead wild birds.
Peterborough’s Peter Sullivan wins $44,775 in PRHC Foundation’s 50/50 lottery
Tickets for next lottery are now on sale, with half of ticket sales supporting equipment and technology at Peterborough Regional Health Centre.
New Kawarthas Northumberland Visitor Centre coming to Hastings in Trent Hills this spring
RTO8 is hiring two full-time student travel counsellors for seasonal visitor centre located at Lock 18 on Trent-Severn Waterway.
Ontario government halts sale of 1,334 acres of Ontario Power Generation land to Port...
In last-minute decision, province says proposed 'Centre of Realty Excellence' needs to assess sale of surplus government-owned land.
City of Peterborough invites proposals for two new public art projects in 2022
Artists can choose location, scale, and medium of artworks for artist-initiated projects valued at $12,000 each.
Campbellford Memorial Hospital fires two employees who breached privacy of hundreds of patients
Hospital has confirmed internal privacy breaches of information of around 500 patients, who have been notified by mail.