The Peterborough Currents podcast dives into the 2025 municipal budget in its latest episode. (Photo: Will Pearson) Last year, when city councillors approved the 2024 city budget with a 7 percent tax ...

Peterborough’s oldest housing co-op is an oasis of affordability. Could more like it help solve the housing crisis?

OPIRG Peterborough has closed the physical location of its Free Market. The program is shifting to a pop-up model led by a volunteer working group.

Creek Week is the unofficial guide to Peterborough’s finest amphibia, the streams of your dreams, and the flora you’ll adore!

Peterborough Currents launches a new podcast chronicling stories and perspectives on the local opioid crisis: Neighbours, season one: voices of the opioid crisis.

Learn how Curtis Creek was diverted from its natural route — and how the City has restored its ecology in some places.

City workers, accompanied by Peterborough police, forced the dismantling of an encampment in an East City park on Tuesday. Aaron Parker said city workers woke him and his partner Jackie in their tent ...

Last updated: October 6, 2022 There are five candidates running to be the next mayor of Peterborough. Read through who they are and what they’re promising in our round-up below. The Peterborough ...

Brett Throop is a reporter based in Peterborough. He previously worked as a radio producer for CBC Ottawa. His writing has appeared in the Globe and Mail, the Edmonton Journal, the Ottawa Citizen, ...

Climate change will bring more flood waters downtown. How much will the $52 million Jackson Creek diversion help?

The provincial government announced a four-percent funding increase for KPRDSB last week. But that amount might change as next year’s enrolment numbers are finalized. (Photos: Will Pearson) The ...

Residents opposed to the Bonnerworth Park redevelopment gathered in front of city hall before Tuesday’s general committee meeting. (Photo: Brett Throop) City council voted against reconsidering a plan ...