Articles by Paul Rellinger
Peterborough’s medical officer of health very encouraged by local pandemic picture but remains vigilant
Regularly scheduled health unit media briefings over, new local COVID-19 status tracker will be introduced.
Workforce Development Board’s new report uncovers challenges and opportunities in local labour market
Local Labour Market Planning Report 2021-22 is a comprehensive look at employment demand and supply in Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland, and Haliburton.
Survey on body-worn cameras exemplifies commitment of Peterborough Police Service to community policing
Led by Trent University, survey is available until February 28 with a final report expected March 21.
Peterborough’s medical officer of health urges continued caution as local pandemic picture brightens
Dr. Thomas Piggott says 'we are not through the pandemic yet' and encourages booster shots.
Police Services Board chair addresses former Peterborough police chief’s sudden retirement
Les Kariunas says there's no need for an 'investigation' in the wake of Scott Gilbert's departure.
It’s ‘now about survival’ for the Peterborough arts community as pandemic takes a heavy...
Arts-focused community forum hears an urgent plea for more support from a provincial Liberal government.
Hateful talk and symbolism is an undeniable Peterborough reality says city councillor
After recent racist incident, Town Ward representative Kemi Akapo is being extra careful when she leaves her home.
Peterborough’s medical officer of health cautiously optimistic ‘we’re on the right track’
Dr. Thomas Piggott says further loosening of COVID-related restrictions depends on continued adherence to personal safety measures .
Ode to Peterborough live music landmark wins fourth round of Don Skuce Memorial Music...
Benj Rowland's "Ballad Of The Pig's Ear" headed to Peterborough native Greg Wells' Los Angeles studio after local producer James McKenty does his thing.
Steve McNeil to skate for 19 hours and 26 minutes under the Peterborough Lift...
With AC/DC in his ears and Thunderstick in his hands, the Etobicoke native laces up his blades on February 12 in memory of his mother's battle with the disease.