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A Remembrance Day ceremony. (Photo: Government of Ontario)

Ontario lifts capacity limits on Remembrance Day ceremonies and Santa Claus parades

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Capacity limits also lifted on ski hills, outdoor areas of museums and festivals, and physical distancing requirements for vehicles at drive-ins.
Two children wearing COVID-19 face coverings and Halloween costumes. (Stock photo)

Recommendations for celebrating Halloween safely during the pandemic

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Don't participate if feeling ill, wear a cloth face covering, avoid crowding, and more.
George Street North between Hunter and Simcoe in downtown Peterborough will be reduced to one lane of traffic for around a month beginning November 8, 2021. (Photo: Google Maps)

Portion of George Street in downtown Peterborough down to one lane of traffic in...

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City will be conducting emergency repairs on partially collapsed storm sewer.
Lacey Finch's two dogs, three-month-old Nova and her mother Hunter, were shot to death on October 21, 2021 after wandering off Finch's property on Trappers Trail in Dysart et al Township around 16 kilometres east of Haliburton, (Photo: Lacey Finch / Facebook)

Haliburton OPP investigating shooting deaths of family’s dog and her 3-month-old puppy

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Police reminding public not to take law into their own hands after Lacey Finch's dogs Hunter and Nova were killed last Thursday.
OPP logo on police car door

Lindsay man charged in connection to June shooting incident in Bobcaygeon

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Arrested in Elliott Lake, 25-year-old Dakota Fredericks faces multiple weapons charges.
Peterborough's Opioid Response Hub will be located in the former Greyhound bus terminal at 220 Simcoe Street (at Aylmer Street North) in downtown Peterborough, pictured here in October 2020. A $160,000 fundraising campaign has been launched to renovate the location which, once renovated, will provide a location for services and supports from organizations such as Fourcast, PARN, the 360 Degree Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, Peterborough County Paramedics, and the Mobile Support Overdose Resource Team (MSORT). (Photo: Bruce Head / kawarthaNOW)

Campaign to renovate Peterborough’s new Opioid Response Hub receives $25,000 donation

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Fourcast and partners seeking to raise $160,000 by November 30 to complete renovations of site at 220 Simcoe Street.
Omemee resident Britney Krzeminsk shows off her new look after having three 28-inch braids of her hair cut off on October 24, 2021 at Glenda's Place Hair Salon in Peterborough. After far exceeding her original fundraising goal by raising $4,100 for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, Britney also had her head shaved. (Photo: Omemee Veterinary Hospital / Facebook)

Omemee’s Britney Krzeminsk shaves her head after raising $4,100 for brain tumour research

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Vet tech at Omemee Veterinary Hospital is also donating her cut hair to Chai Lifeline Canada.
On Dress Purple Day (October 27, 2021), children's aid societies across the province ask Ontarians to wear something purple to show children, youth, and families facing challenges that help is available and no one is alone. (Photo via Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies)

Dress purple on October 27 to show vulnerable children, youth, and families they are...

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October is no longer 'Child Abuse Prevention Month' as it led to overrepresentation of marginalized families in child welfare system.
One of the dolls that will be on display at the Creepy Doll Museum at The Theatre On King in downtown Peterborough on October 29 and 30, 2021. This is the third annual exhibition of Kathryn Bahun and Ben Hatcher's collection, which now features more than 100 dolls of various levels of creepiness. (Photo: Creepy Doll Museum @creepydollmuseum / Instagram)

Peterborough’s Creepy Doll Museum returns to The Theatre On King for the Halloween weekend

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Kathryn Bahun and Ben Hatcher have collected over 100 dolls of various levels of creepiness.
Car on flooded road during heavy rain

Special weather statement in effect for Peterborough and southern Kawarthas region

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25 to 40 mm of rainfall are possible by Monday night.
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