As we look back on the week that was, here were our top five most read stories:
1. Curve Lake First Nation is moving forward with a new wastewater treatment system following the sale of three Miracell 100 Ultra biological treatment systems by Miranda Water Technologies.
Curve Lake First Nation moving away from septic systems with new wastewater treatment technology
2. Lindsay is getting its first Walmart Supercentre, with the retail giant planning to open a new 142,000-square-foot store in 2028.
Walmart Supercentre coming to Lindsay with 142,000-square-foot store planned for 2028
3. Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini is taking on a new role at Queen’s Park as part of Premier Doug Ford’s latest cabinet shuffle.
Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini named Ontario’s new infrastructure minister
4. Peterborough County OPP are investigating a reported bomb threat involving a school in Norwood Wednesday morning.
OPP investigating bomb threat at Norwood school after Wednesday morning search
5. Plans to realign Ashburnham Drive and replace the McFarlane Street Bridge are moving forward after Peterborough council endorsed the preferred design for the major transportation project.
Peterborough sticks with preferred Ashburnham Drive design despite property concerns
