The Ford government appointed a supervisor last year to “reinstate good governance and fiscal sustainability” at the society
Young people were loud proponents of Peterborough's new climate plan this spring. With the plan approved, they now say they'll keep fighting to ensure it gets implemented.
Local restaurateur and bar owner Shannon Mak's great grandfather ran a downtown Chinese restaurant starting in the 1910s
A trustee said he hopes many of the 71 teachers who received layoff notices this month will be recalled this summer once the board's financial picture becomes clearer
As supportive housing waitlists grow, some local families are creating their own solutions. But advocates say the housing challenges for people with disabilities are too big for a handful of dedicated parents to fix on their own.
Union representatives fear teacher layoffs, bigger class sizes
U.S. threats are top of mind in this election, but other important issues are being overshadowed, local voters say
The city is operating reception centres at three municipal facilities where residents can get warm, take a shower, and charge their devices. Power restoration efforts are expected to continue "throughout the week."
Local news from this week's issue of the Peterborough Currents newsletter
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