Articles by Natalie Hamilton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Housing, health care, infrastructure investment top of mind for eastern Ontario politicians
Eastern Ontario Wardens' Caucus identifies top priorities in its 2024-2027 strategic plan.
Northumberland unveils new accessible trail in Northumberland County Forest
Expected to enhance recreational opportunities for all community members, one-kilometre Porcupine Universal Trail also features educational signage.
Peterborough’s New Canadians Centre kicks off 45th anniversary fundraising campaign
From its modest beginnings in 1979, the non-profit organization has grown substantially and supported over 2,000 newcomers over the past year.
Habitat for Humanity seeking ‘sizeable’ loans from Peterborough and Kawarthas residents to fund affordable...
Under 'High-Impact Investment Program', lenders would receive annual payments for accrued interest.
Peterborough County preparing for migration to ‘Next Generation 9-1-1’ service
County staff will be on the roads this summer, verifying addresses for emergency response purposes.
Northumberland youth entrepreneurs can apply for micro-grant to support their small businesses
'My Future My Career' program has helped 32 children and youth launch or boost their businesses.
‘It will definitely be the biggest, proudest Pride parade Cobourg has yet to see’
Northumberland Pride gears up for busy Pride Month in June, hosting various activities for all ages.
Ed’s House Northumberland hospice extends call for its board of directors
'Our work ensures that individuals in our community receive compassionate and comprehensive care': Community Care Northumberland.
Healthy eating continues to be a challenge for many families living in the Kawarthas...
Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit has released its 2023 food insecurity and poverty report.
Peterborough’s ‘Porch Pirates for Good’ collecting donations for Kawartha Food Share on June 1
Over the past four years, semi-annual city-wide food drive has brought in 140,000 pounds of food and over $13,000 in monetary donations.