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Tastely Box candy shop hosting fundraiser for Peterborough Regional Health Centre
Owners Polly and James Laneville are giving back to thank the hospital for the care Polly's late mother received after her cancer diagnosis.
The Haliburton Highlands offers more than 500 lakes for your paddling adventure
Whether you use a canoe, kayak, or SUP, there's something for every paddler, including no-portage camping sites,
Know Your Locals: Shirl’s your Girl when it comes to buying or selling your...
Born and raised in Peterborough, Shirley Turner of EXIT Realty Liftlock Brokerage has a deep understanding of the community.
New downtown eatery Love You, Mean It is a ‘love letter’ to Peterborough
Owned and operated by Sam Sayer and Owen Walsh, the Hunter Street restaurant and bar will serve a rotating seasonal menu of share plates and house cocktails.
Know Your Locals: The Good Baker YPQ celebrates its grand opening at the Peterborough...
Brad Katz's second location of his popular eatery, The Good Baker YPQ serves breakfast, lunch, and baked goods with gluten-free options.
Know Your Locals: Made by Me Markets this summer offer handcrafted goods from local...
Organized by Peterborough maker Cheryl Edwards, first summer market takes place outside the Silver Bean Cafe on June 22 and 23.
Swift Acres Apiary & Farm in Apsley is turning a family affair into a...
Marci Swift and her family are hosting a farmstand full of sustainable natural products every Saturday morning.
Know Your Locals: New lake-inspired Kawartha Apparel shares love of the region
Ennismore resident Erin Shannon-Hill has launched the brand after finding Chemong Lake to be healing following her MS diagnosis,
Second Saturday Neighbourhood Market returns to downtown Peterborough
Monthly markets are hosted by The Neighbourhood Vintage in the Bankers Commons courtyard from June 8 to September 14
Know Your Locals: Peterborough-based Home Care Workers Co-operative gives clients a choice in their...
Founder Danielle Turpin is now leading communities across Ontario in removing the profit motive from home care services.