Local DJs performed alongside vendor booths, children’s activities, and pop-up galleries. The events offered a glimpse of how ...

You’re reading the July 16, 2026 edition of the Peterborough Currents email newsletter. To receive our email newsletters ...

Newcomers to Canada and longtime Nogojiwanong residents getting settled in the voyageur canoe. (Photo: Alex Karn) You’re ...

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s latest album was released by You’ve Changed Records in March. You can listen and purchase on Bandcamp. On Theory of Ice, Simpson takes a suite of poems about water she ...

Lauren Kennedy, Kara Koteles, Janice McCue, and Tracy Graham participate in a panel discussion about the health impacts of low incomes. (Photo: Will Pearson) You’re reading the July 30, 2024 edition ...

“People were breaking down in tears,” recalls one resident at 1190 Hilliard Street, speaking about a meeting that took place at the public housing complex back in January, “storming out because they ...

New Canadians Centre and Canadian Canoe Museum partnered to bring community together for alternative July 1 celebration.

Retirees and widows of former employees from two Peterborough industrial plants — the now shuttered General Electric (GE) plant and Ventra Plastics, which is still operating — confronted MPP Dave ...

Good morning, it’s Brett Throop from Peterborough Currents. For this week’s newsletter, I’ve got something a bit different for you: some memories of Peterborough’s newest heritage site, Jackson Park.

Welcome to the arts and community newsletter from Peterborough Currents. I’m Alex, and I send this email every Friday to catch you up on what’s happening in the community. On Wednesday evening, the ...