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Ontario government extends COVID-19 emergency orders until June 30
Orders are renewed every two weeks as required under state of emergency, which remains in place until June 30.
Daily COVID-19 update for Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region – June 16, 2020
Cases and deaths as reported by regional health units: Peterborough Public Health; Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit; and Hastings Prince Edward Public Health.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Kawartha Lakes to offer licensed child care and summer...
Pending approval by health unit, summer camp program for kids ages five to 12 will be offered in Lindsay starting June 29.
kawarthaNOW’s Jeannine Taylor joins 4th Line Theatre’s Kim Blackwell for business breakfast talk on...
'Friday Morning Business Breakfast Talks with Kim Blackwell' series features a discussion with local business leaders.
Canada Emergency Response Benefit to be extended for eight more weeks
Canadians who have lost employment or self-employment income because of COVID-19 will receive a $2,000 payment in both July and August.
$1.2 million in federal funding for Elizabeth Fry Society of Peterborough to support people...
Peer-to-peer harm reduction and recovery program will connect at-risk people with those who have lived experienced with addiction.
Peterborough’s Ecology Park native plant and tree nursery is now open to the public
Opening was delayed due to COVID-19 pandemic, some changes in place for health and safety of customers and staff.
Daily COVID-19 update for Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region – June 15, 2020
Cases and deaths as reported by regional health units: Peterborough Public Health; Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit; and Hastings Prince Edward Public Health.
Seven more Ontario regions move into stage two of province’s reopening
Only Peel, Toronto, and Windsor-Essex remain in stage one for now.
Peterborough Transit routes get an overhaul due to COVID-19
Effective June 28, new system will have nine regular routes and three new community bus routes, with fewer routes going into downtown bus terminal.
































