Lance Anderson

1 month ago | thepeterboroughexaminer.com | Lance Anderson

A month-long celebration of all things mac and cheesy came to a head on Saturday in Peterborough with an exciting grand finale. Chefs gathered in downtown Peterborough at the Quaker Foods City Square for an epic showdown, where unique mac and cheese creations were presented to those in attendance at Downtown Peterbrough’s Mac and Cheese Festival. After a month of mouth-watering features at local restaurants, the festival wrapped up with a free, all-ages outdoor event.

1 month ago | thepeterboroughexaminer.com | Lance Anderson

Peterborough’s Porter Martone is ranked sixth heading into the NHL Central Scouting’s Final Draft Rankings for the 2025 NHL draft. A list of players to be drafted were released on Tuesday and includes 170 players form the CHL. Of these, 64 players are in the OHL, including Martone who plays for the Brampton Steelheads. The list includes 38 OHL forwards, 19 defencemen and seven goaltenders.

1 month ago | thepeterboroughexaminer.com | Lance Anderson

Call it a coincidence or maybe a little clairvoyance, but Bruce Gravel’s new book has been released at a perfect time to tap into an issue most Canadians can stand behind. His latest “condiment series” book is titled “Humour on Wry, with Maple Syrup.” It’s come out during the sugaring-off season for syrup producers and in the midst of a tariff war with the U.S. where everything Canadian made — including maple syrup — is liquid gold.

1 month ago | mykawartha.com | Lance Anderson

Call it a coincidence or maybe a little clairvoyance, but Bruce Gravel’s new book has been released at a perfect time to tap into an issue most Canadians can stand behind. His latest “condiment series” book is titled “Humour on Wry, with Maple Syrup.” It’s come out during the sugaring-off season for syrup producers and in the midst of a tariff war with the U.S. where everything Canadian made — including maple syrup — is liquid gold.

1 month ago | thepeterboroughexaminer.com | Lance Anderson

Some people can pinpoint a time or event that shaped the career path they would follow throughout their life. For Gordon Gibb, it was when he met Larry King. Sitting in his junior high classroom in Florida, Gibb remembered the day dishevelled King took a seat behind the teacher’s desk for a career day talk. This was before King became a household name in not only the U.S. but around the world. In Florida at the time King was already a celebrity of sorts — a triple threat in the world of journalism.