Canoe builder turns Bata Library into temporary workshop
Alex Labelle is building a birchbark canoe in the atrium of Trent University's Bata Library this fall
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Food Not Bombs defies city to continue giving out free meals without permit
Group says it has provided free community meals without a permit since 2005
Downtown gallery that showcased local women’s art to close this month
Ludmila Gallery's director and curator Laurel Paluck said sales had been declining amid the rising cost of living
City-funded program at B!KE keeps cyclists riding all winter long
One newcomer has been cycling through his very first winter in Canada, thanks to the Winter Wheels program
Audio Peterborough’s Abraham Festival celebrates 20 years of interfaith fellowship
Festival runs October 13 to 15 and includes worship, music, and a community meal
Audio PODCAST: Peterborough Police to crackdown on public drug use
Chief Stuart Betts announces a "no-tolerance" approach to policing public drug use and one local harm reduction worker reacts to the policy shift
Audio Peterborough Area Roller Derby competes this weekend with world ranking points on the line
Peterborough won its first ever WFTDA-sanctioned bout last month, and the team skates against Guelph's Royal City Roller Derby on July 22
Audio The Only Cafe’s new sign is a John Climenhage original
Climenhage wanted his painting to convey the eclectic and "overwhelming" vibe of the cafe's interior
Six junior rowers from Spain join Peterborough Rowing Club for the summer
Their visit will culminate with participation in the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta in St. Catharines next month
PODCAST: Downtown café Dreams of Beans becomes a social enterprise
Owners eliminate tipping, commit to a living wage of $25 per hour instead
