As Peterborough plans for the impacts of climate change, an innovative strategy in BC tries to protect vulnerable renters ...

Peterborough Currents is very excited to announce the release of our latest project, the Peterborough Currents Election Special zines. This pack of five one-page zines explores five of the most ...

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Local monk leads visitors on free walking tours of Wutai Shan Buddhist Garden, and shares journey to monastic life.

How did the City of Peterborough evolve from a small town plot in the 1820s to the much bigger city that we know today? Through a series of incremental boundary expansions that, one by one, added to ...

You’re reading the May 25, 2022 edition of the Peterborough Currents email newsletter. To receive our email newsletters straight to your inbox, sign up here. A “derecho” – that’s the name for the ...

In a resolution passed by Alderville First Nation’s band council, Rice Lake has been granted legal personhood status. This move asserts the lake’s right to exist, to flow, and even to sue would-be ...

Kawartha Potters’ Guild members, including Erica Arkell, centre, work on their creations on a recent Saturday morning. (Photo: Alex Karn) You’re reading the February 6, 2025 edition of the ...

The Greatest Show was a performance art production that took over Peterborough’s collective imagination in the summer of 1988. Local musicians, performing artists, theatre technicians and more were ...

Last year, when city councillors approved the 2024 city budget with a 7 percent tax hike, they called the budget a “course correction.” Mayor Jeff Leal explained that additional investments were ...

This article is part of our Creek Week series — an exploration of our local creeks and subwatersheds. In previous articles, we profiled Bears Creek and Harper Creek, mostly from an environmental ...

Tom Newton has worked multiple jobs at Community Living Trent Highlands. The non-profit organization helps children and adults with developmental delays in Peterborough, Haliburton, and Kawartha Lakes ...