“Disappointing”: Peterborough moves away from traffic calming, despite data showing pilot projects led to reduced speeds
Councillors vote to study lowering speed limit to 40 km/hr city-wide instead
Councillors vote to study lowering speed limit to 40 km/hr city-wide instead
The proposed tax hike for 2025 has decreased, but only because councillors approved a brand new user fee.
Dave Smith claims Peterborough overspends on services compared to other municipalities. Is he right?
Peterborough Currents is back with our annual podcast coverage of the municipal budget process.
Councillors voted 6-5 to keep funding health benefits for social assistance recipients last week. But Parnell, who voted in favour, indicated she wanted to retroactively change a vote.
Mayor Jeff Leal says the "winding down" of the arts council is part of a broader effort to bring various services in-house at city hall
Transit union president says revenue from fare hike should be used to boost service and attract more riders
Dozens of local non-profits are facing 25 percent cuts to their municipal funding
Facing service cuts and higher taxes, some citizens have questioned the value of Peterborough’s $4.4 million Bonnerworth Park redevelopment. That's fair, but it’s best to compare the pickleball cost with other capital projects, not operating expenses.
City staff are recommending a range of cutbacks to keep next year's tax increase in check, including eliminating funding for health benefits for people who receive social assistance.