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Two people dead in serious collision on Highway 118 in Haliburton County
64-year-old female motorcyclist and 79-year-old male passenger died Sunday morning after colliding with a transport truck north of Carnarvon.
Know Your Locals: Peterborough’s Hybrid Health and Rehabilitation provides individualized treatment plans to get...
Owned by husband-and-wife chiropractors Dr. Shayla Conrad and Dr. Dan Calow, the clinic has also just launched a fitness and community class for new dads.
Peterborough residents will see a larger-than-normal police presence during Trent University’s Head of the...
An additional 11 officers will be on and off campus, along with the police service's crowd management unit and volunteer auxiliary unit.
nightlifeNOW – October 2 to 8
Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
Police charge 31-year-old Port Credit man with manslaughter in connection with a death in...
Kawartha Lakes OPP have identified the victim as 50-year-old Jason Bucsis of Toronto.
Smith-Ennismore Community Police dedicating Bridgenorth office to late OPP sergeant Gerry Smith on Thursday
Smith was a huge supporter of auxiliary and community policing who retired in 2017 and passed away suddenly in 2024 at the age of 62.
‘Halloween in the Booro’ returns to downtown Peterborough on October 25
For the fourth straight year, DBIA brings back popular event featuring trick-or-treating at over 45 businesses, a family fun zone, and more.
Celebrate apples and the fall harvest season during Applefest at Lang Pioneer Village Museum...
Popular annual event returns on October 5 and features historic demonstrations, live entertainment, and lots of apples.
McFarlane Street Bridge in Peterborough to be closed from October 6 to 10
Parks Canada is closing the single-lane bridge, one of only five access points into East City, for redecking.
Kawartha Lakes OPP investigating death in Bobcaygeon on Saturday night
Police believe there is no threat to public safety after death in Bobcaygeon Agriculture Park on Mansfield Street.































