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1. A new pilot program will put people facing barriers to traditional employment to work helping clean streets and public spaces in downtown Peterborough.
Councillors say yes to $25,000 One City Clean Streets Pilot for Downtown Peterborough
2. Three people are facing fraud-related charges after Kawartha Lakes Police investigated a suspected fraud at a car dealership in Lindsay.
3. Peterborough mayoral candidate Neil Morton has released the first phase of his 2026 election platform, putting economic growth, municipal investment and affordability at the centre of his campaign.
4. Tickets are now available for one of the Peterborough and Kawarthas business community’s biggest annual celebrations.
Tickets now on sale for 2026 Peterborough and Kawarthas Business Excellence Awards Gala
5. Changes are coming to a section of Park Street North in Peterborough, including lower speed limits, new bike lanes and changes to on-street parking.
Peterborough city council backs lower speed limits and new bike lanes on Park Street North
