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1 month ago |
peterboroughcurrents.ca | Will Pearson
It’s hard to believe, but Peterborough Currents is five years old. Co-founder Ayesha Lye and I sent our first email newsletter in March 2020 and launched our website a few months after that. When we hit “send” on that first email newsletter, I had no idea that our little publication would become a vital source of information and connection for thousands of residents. But that’s what happened.
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2 months ago |
peterboroughcurrents.ca | Will Pearson
The union that represents local library workers is speaking out against a proposed staff restructuring at the Peterborough Public Library (PPL). In a media release last week, CUPE Local 1833 said library management has informed workers that three full-time librarians will be laid off as part of a cost-cutting strategy intended to trim $120,000 from the library’s annual budget.
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2 months ago |
peterboroughcurrents.ca | Will Pearson |Brett Throop
Reception CentresThe city is operating three “reception centres” as a refuge for people who need to warm up, charge devices, or just get out of the house for a bit. Showers are also available at the reception centres. The reception centres do not offer a Wi-Fi connection, a city spokesperson said. The three reception centres are:Healthy Planet Arena (911 Monaghan Rd). Open all day on April 1 and overnight until at least 12:00 noon on April 2.
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Mar 18, 2025 |
peterboroughcurrents.ca | Will Pearson |deeply. He’s written
One of the biggest privately owned lots and development opportunities in downtown Peterborough is expected to be listed for sale soon. The owner of 375 Aylmer Street — site of the former Baskin Robbins factory — told Peterborough Currents last week that he intends to put the property up for sale any day now. Owner Don MacPherson didn’t say what the listing price will be, but the property last sold for $1.15 million in 2012, according to land transfer records obtained by Currents.
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Feb 25, 2025 |
peterboroughcurrents.ca | Will Pearson |deeply. He’s written
There’s a lot at stake for Peterborough as Ontario heads to the polls for a snap election on February 27, 2025. The Peterborough Currents team has been following the campaigns and prepared this guide to some of the pressing issues facing our community. This is not a comprehensive list of issues and promises. We chose issues that we had experience reporting on, as well as issues that had come up in the community recently.
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