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Peterborough Public Health reports surge of 33 COVID-19 cases on Saturday
Medical officer of health urges residents to reduce close contacts and reconsider social gatherings.
Trent University cancelling in-person exams in Peterborough and Durham effective Monday
University to open residences as planned on January 8, in-person classes for winter term will be delayed by a week to January 17.
Ontario announces additional public health restrictions to contain spread of COVID-19 omicron variant
Restrictions include 50% capacity limit on most indoor public settings, a limit of 10 people per table at restaurants, and a limit of 10 people at indoor social gatherings.
Winter weather travel advisory in effect Saturday for southern Kawarthas region
5-10cm of snow expected by Saturday evening in Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, and Northumberland.
Peterborough Public Health advises of potential COVID-19 omicron exposure at American Eagle store
Any visitors to the store in Lansdowne Place Mall on December 10 and 11 advised to self-monitor for symptoms.
nightlifeNOW – December 16 to 22
Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
Ontario’s science advisory table says omicron will likely cause ‘hardest wave’ of pandemic
Cases will rapidly increase, but province can 'blunt' wave by halving contacts between people and increasing booster doses.
Crayola Canada donates $40,000 to United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes
In addition to the donation, employees of Lindsay-based company have raised almost $7,000 for the United Way.
Provincial government offering free COVID-19 rapid antigen tests at several locations in Peterborough
Tests will be available on specific dates at Peterborough Farmers' Market, Lansdowne Place, Peterborough Memorial Centre, and Peterborough Public Library.
Premier issues ‘call to arms’ against omicron variant and expands booster dose eligibility to...
Province also announces 50% capacity limit at large venues and 'holiday blitz' of free rapid antigen testing.