Articles by Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay is the Editor-in-Chief of Arthur Newspaper where he mainly covers Peterborough City Hall and stories related to Trent-Peterborough relations and the university’s Board of Governors. His writing has appeared on the Canadian music website DOMINIONATED. He has been a programmer at Trent Radio since 2021 where he has hosted shows about Canadian music and features interviews with local artists and personalities. In his free time, Sebastian can be found at a local concert or thinking about, reading about, or watching baseball, depending on the time of year
New outdoor performance venue opens at Traill College in downtown Peterborough
Jalynn Bennett Amphitheatre to spur sharing of arts and culture between City of Peterborough and Trent University.
Minden business owners speak up about imminent emergency department closure
Business owners joined NDP MPP Chris Glover to raise concerns about economic impact of closure at a media conference at Queen's Park in Toronto on May 30.
NDP calls on provincial health minister to reverse local decision to close Minden emergency...
NDP and Ontario Health Coalition warn other small rural hospitals across Ontario are also at risk of closure.
Don an animal mask and join a musical parade at Peterborough’s Ecology Park on...
Artspace Peterborough wraps up this weekend, including the final performance of Woodland and Wilds Promenade.
Artsweek Peterborough’s ‘Hot Spots’ provides an opportunity for underrepresented or marginalized artists to shine
Free daily performances at 12:30 and 5:30 p.m. at Peterborough Square courtyard feature music and spoken word.
Peterborough musician Charlie Glasspool and 3C84 are once again in tune with the universe
After 15 years, 3C84 returns to Armour Hill on May 5 to perform music under the stars on the opening night of Artsweek Peterborough.
Future uncertain for The Theatre on King despite widespread support from Peterborough community
City council's recent vote against providing any funding puts Peterborough's only black-box theatre in a precarious situation.
Peterborough arts leaders raise concerns after The Theatre On King fails to obtain city...
After receiving a $15,000 community investment grant last year, downtown Peterborough theatre and community space gets nothing this year.
Ontario NDP leader Marit Stiles addresses mental health and small business support during Peterborough...
Stiles met with local chamber of commerce and held media conference calling for mental health coverage under OHIP to boost the economy.
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