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One person dead after Sunday morning fire at Meadowview Road home in Peterborough
Ontario Fire Marshall's Office and Peterborough police are investigating.
Peterborough Petes wrap up preseason Saturday night with 3-1 win against Niagara IceDogs in...
3-2 in the preseason, Petes open their regular season with a home game against Kingston Frontenacs on September 28.
Participants ‘love out loud’ during annual Pride parade in downtown Peterborough
Members of Peterborough-Nogojiwanong's LGBTQ+ community and allies celebrate diversity and inclusivity as Pride Week draws to a close.
Community planting event on Saturday sees 520 trees planted in Peterborough park
Trees 4 Peterborough was sponsored by RBC, Excelsior Group, Peterborough Homes, and Merritt Home Hardware and supported by Peterborough GreenUP and Rotary Club of Peterborough.
Obstetrics unit at Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay will be closed September 30 to...
Hospital encourages pregnant women nearing their due date to consider alternate options while unit is undergoing 'necessary renovations.
Local family doctors advocate for a community health centre in Peterborough
During panel discussion, Dr. John Beamish says 'we will be bereft of family physicians' without alternative health care models.
125 native trees and shrubs planted at Peterborough’s new animal care centre for National...
Partnership between Otonabee Conservation and Peterborough Humane Society has seen property at 1999 Technology Drive naturalized with 925 plants.
nightlifeNOW – September 21 to 27
Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
Ontario’s police watchdog clears Kawartha Lakes police officer after man’s ribs were broken during...
Special Investigations Unit concludes officer used 'legally justified force' after man resisted arrest at Lindsay home.
Peterborough police service dog Gryphon helps apprehend two shoplifters on Wednesday
Two Peterborough men have been charged in two separate incidents near Park Street and Lansdowne Street.