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EDITOR'S PICKS

Kim Doolittle will be singing and playing bass in the Sister all-women blues band with Cheryl Lescom (vocals), Chuckee Zehr (keys and vocals), Kathleen Lovett (vocals and guitar), and Michell Josef (drums) on Friday, October 18th at the Red Dog in downtown Peterborough (with the Shout Sister Choir opening) and on Sunday, October 20th at the Ganny in Port Hope, with Susan Latimer on lead guitar for the Peterborough show and Emily Burgess on lead guitar for the Port Hope show. (Publicity photo)

nightlifeNOW – October 17 to 23

October 17, 2019

Following the Global Climate Action Day in Peterborough on September 27, 2019, a group of young people leave the appropriately named Millennium Park en route to the campaign offices of local candidates in the 2019 federal election. Millennials are now the largest voting block in Canada and, inspired by teenage climate activists like Greta Thunberg and Autumn Peltier, consider climate change a key issue in this election. (Photo courtesy of GreenUP)

This time is different: climate change a key issue for millennial voters

October 17, 2019

Carmela Valles, former executive director of New Canadians Centre Peterborough and current owner of Carmela Valles Immigration Consulting, has been named the 2019 Business Citizen of the Year by the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce. (Photo: New Canadians Centre Peterborough)

Peterborough Chamber names Carmela Valles as 2019 Business Citizen of the Year

October 17, 2019

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