“You mattered”: Deaths of people without housing are not tracked in Peterborough. Advocates want that to change.
The lack of data is “one of the many ways we communicate we don’t care as a society,” says Trent professor.
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“We need to show up for our people”: Photo series celebrates Peterborough’s growing Black community
Black History Month project aims to “normalize Black folks being out and about in this city… without fear of discrimination or stereotypes.”
Newsletter: Transit funding frozen, homeless shelter to stay open — key takeaways from 2023 budget talks
Four key storylines to watch as council prepares to vote on 2023 city budget on Monday.
8 key things to know about Peterborough’s 2023 draft budget
It includes big spending on arena and road construction – but there’s a question mark hanging over funding to keep the Wolfe Street overflow shelter open
Urban space is a precious resource. Why do we give so much of it to parking lots?
Reimagining the future of local parking lots, with Peterborough GreenUP
Advocates question city’s plan to ease homelessness this winter
City’s proposal to use vacant Peterborough Housing Corp. units as temporary housing for unhoused people not a substitute for an overnight drop-in centre, which could help dozens warm up every night, according to One City co-executive director
Newsletter: The Uber-ification of Peterborough Transit
Evening service on four transit routes to be suspended in favour of on-demand service
