‘We have done as much as we can do’: Peterborough councillors vote down motion to open temporary winter shelter
City council voted against a motion to draw $150,000 from reserves to house about 60 people currently living without shelter.
Peterborough celebrates Black History Month
City celebrates Black History Month with events honouring Black Canadians’ contributions, supported by CRRC, Centre for ...
Mayor Jeff Leal to use strong-mayor powers to expedite Brock Mission expansion project
Mayor Jeff Leal will use strong-mayor powers to expedite a 52-unit Brock Mission expansion project on Chemong Road in ...
Mental health walk-in clinics launched in Lindsay and Peterborough
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PHOTOS: Examiner reporter wins bragging rights at Adult Spelling Bee
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Petes, CMHA partner for mental health awareness game Thursday
The Peterborough Petes are once again partnering with the local Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) for a mental health ...
‘They’re missing out’: Hedonics Road residents say new Peterborough Transit routes limit their access to the city
Peterborough older adults living on Hedonics Road say they can’t help but feel like they’ve been thrown under the bus.
‘Aligned on this front:’ City of Peterborough labour leaders united against cuts to municipal operations
Union leaders Jessie Horrigan and Cory MacLeod express concerns about cuts being entertained by Peterborough city councillors ...
City of Peterborough announces new director of economic development
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Examiner 2025 Winter Blues Contest
Winter can be rough, so we want to help you chase those winter blues away. As a thank you for being a loyal subscriber of The ...
Six Peterborough councillors sign letter supporting mayor’s refusal to declare state of emergency, immediately open temporary shelter
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Peterborough councillors to introduce motion to open temporary shelter space in the city
Peterborough city councillors Alex Bierk and Keith Riel propose a notice of motion to allocate $150,000 for a new temporary shelter.