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By shifting our habits to include active transportation to and from class or work, we can begin to include bikes and walks in the autumn aesthetic while improving wellness, community connectivity, and environmental impact. (Photo: GreenUP)

Peterborough GreenUP encourages Fleming and Trent communities to participate in fall transportation challenge

Students and staff can develop new habits for the new school year by walking, cycling, taking transit, carpooling, and telecommuting to class or work.
Two cars on a highway in a thunderstorm with hail. (Stock photo)

ENDED – Severe thunderstorm watch in effect for greater Kawarthas region for Wednesday afternoon

Conditions favourable for storms capable of strong wind gusts up to 100 km/h and large hail.
The first German-made adaptation of the iconic 1929 anti-war novel, "All Quiet on the Western Front" tells the story of a young German soldier on the Western Front during World War I. After debuting at the Toronto Film Festival in September and after a limited theatrical release on October 14, the film will arrive on Netflix on Friday, October 28th. (Photo: Reiner Bajo)

What’s new on Netflix Canada in October 2022

Highlights include All Quiet on the Western Front, The Good Nurse, Luckiest Girl Alive, The School for Good and Evil, and The Mole.
During her "Under A Winter's Moon" tour, Loreena McKennitt will sing and play harp, keyboard, and accordion, accompanied by musicians Caroline Lavelle, Graham Hargrove, Errol Fischer, Pete Watson, and Cait Watson. The concert will also feature readings by Tom Jackson (pre-recorded), Cedric Smith, and Jeffrey "Red" George. (Photo via Under A Winter's Moon website)

Award-winning Loreena McKennitt will perform seasonal concert in Peterborough in December

'Under A Winter's Moon' tour supporting her new album will feature carols and tales.
Ruffed grouse, sometimes referred to as a partridge, is by far the most popular small game species among hunters in Ontario. (Photo: Mark Raycroft Photography)

Police remind residents and visitors hunting season is underway in greater Kawarthas region

Wear brightly coloured clothing when frequenting areas where hunting is taking place.
Peterborough performers Megan Murphy and Kate Suhr are bringing their popular storytelling and musical show The Verandah Society to the verandah of Kerr House at Traill College in Peterborough on September 25, 2022. (Photo courtesy of The Verandah Society

Peterborough performers Megan Murphy and Kate Suhr return to the verandah on October 1

Musician Saskia Tomkins will join the duo for The Verandah Society, a musical storytelling experience at Traill College's Kerr House.
A screenshot from the short film "Mnoomin: Gift of the Creator" about the first Mnoominkewin gathering in 2020 to celebrate nnoomin (wild rice) and Indigenous food sovereignty. The 2022 gathering takes place on Saturday, September 24 at Lance Woods Park in Curve Lake First Nation.

Annual Mnoominkewin gathering on September 24 celebrates wild rice and Indigenous food sovereignty

All are welcome to attend gathering at Curve Lake First Nation featuring speakers, workshops, artist demonstrations, a concert, and more.
A veterinarian prepares a rabies vaccination for a dog. (Stock photo)

Reduced-cost rabies vaccination clinics return to Kawartha Lakes and Northumberland October 1

Health unit teaming up with selected veterinarians to offer clinics in Lindsay, Fenelon Falls, Port Hope, Campbellford, and Brighton.
With its Winter Wheels program, B!KE: the Community Bike Shop in Peterborough helps to encourage year-round biking by overcoming weather-related barriers. (Photo courtesy of B!KE)

Winter Wheels program helps Peterborough cyclists learn how to ride during winter

Applications open until October 14 for sixth year of B!KE program, which runs November to April.
Body-worn cameras from American company Axon are used by law enforcement around the world. (Photo: Axon)

Municipal law enforcement officers in Cobourg will begin using body-worn cameras September 26

Town of Cobourg says use of cameras will enhance trust and improve enforcement reporting and accountability.

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