Ban loitering? Report recommends changes to deter drug use at Peterborough Public Library.
Reports also calls for planting thorny bushes and altering benches outside library so people can’t sleep on them
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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 businesses have a new number to call when they see someone in distress
Peterborough Currents hit the streets with the Unity Project, the downtown's new donut-carrying outreach team
Young and old learn side by side in Trent’s “intergenerational classroom”
Course focuses on the psychology of aging, and older adults are present every week to share their knowledge
Upcoming talk will discuss link between Black liberation and herbalism (February 22 Newsletter)
Also in this week's newsletter: Why Ontario's chief medical officer of health says provincial "austerity" could lead to health unit layoffs.
Trinity Community Centre aims to continue One Roof’s legacy. But without a proper kitchen, that’s a challenge.
$250,000 needed to install commercial kitchen so Trinity can offer full meals to people facing food insecurity
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
PHOTOS: Families call for Gaza ceasefire outside Michelle Ferreri’s constituency office
Ferreri says it is "urgently important" to call for a "humanitarian pause" in the fighting. The families say that's not good enough.
Al’s Pizza and Yee’s Chinese Food is a legendary late-night food spot. For owner Chris Ho, it’s a living.
The beloved restaurant carries on a local Chinese food legacy that dates to the 1930s
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
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 businesses have a new number to call when they see someone in distress
Peterborough Currents hit the streets with the Unity Project, the downtown's new donut-carrying outreach team
Young and old learn side by side in Trent’s “intergenerational classroom”
Course focuses on the psychology of aging, and older adults are present every week to share their knowledge
Upcoming talk will discuss link between Black liberation and herbalism (February 22 Newsletter)
Also in this week's newsletter: Why Ontario's chief medical officer of health says provincial "austerity" could lead to health unit layoffs.
Trinity Community Centre aims to continue One Roof’s legacy. But without a proper kitchen, that’s a challenge.
$250,000 needed to install commercial kitchen so Trinity can offer full meals to people facing food insecurity
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
PHOTOS: Families call for Gaza ceasefire outside Michelle Ferreri’s constituency office
Ferreri says it is "urgently important" to call for a "humanitarian pause" in the fighting. The families say that's not good enough.
Al’s Pizza and Yee’s Chinese Food is a legendary late-night food spot. For owner Chris Ho, it’s a living.
The beloved restaurant carries on a local Chinese food legacy that dates to the 1930s
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
