The draft budget recommends cutting the grants by 25 percent for nearly all recipients. That means the Market Hall would ...

On July 22, 2024, a new worship space opened its doors in downtown Peterborough. Located in a small George Street storefront ...

Local band Babe Chorus began the evening by scattering flower petals amongst the audience and laughing as they slowly danced ...

Trent University alum Sandra Lamouche of Bigstone Cree Nation is back in Peterborough to perform Out of Wounds, her ...

Peterborough's children's aid society has operated at a deficit in recent years as core provincial funding has decreased ...

Community Care Peterborough is celebrating the 60th anniversary of its Meals on Wheels program, which delivers hot and frozen ...

Halloween in the Booro is back this Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m., with more than 30 downtown businesses on George, Water, Hunter ...

The foundation was buried under a parking lot, but the frame structure of the church that once stood there was preserved in the 1990s An archaeological crew is excavating the site of a 19th-century ...

Andrew Forbes at the East City Bowl. Forbes’ recent novella is partly inspired by the history of baseball in Peterborough. (Photo: Will Pearson) This story is adapted from an audio story that ...

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, young people waged a “dark onslaught” of pranks and mischief every Halloween. It led to a crackdown by Peterborough’s early police force.

Ravon Yates draws a creepy critter at their Compost Craft booth at the Queer Maker Market in September 2024. (Photo: Will Pearson) Ravon Yates has always loved bugs, worms, and other creepy critters.