Peterborough Examiner

Longtime Ashburnham councillor finished third in the city’s mayor’s race Monday night.

A watch party for Rebecca Schillemat’s mayoral candidacy, hosted at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Oct. 26, was a place where family, friends, and recent acquaintances gathered in unity.

Eamon won Monday’s election with 36.5 per cent of the vote, 3,494 votes more than second place candidate Neil Morton.

Including mayor Michael Eamon, six out of 11 faces at city council will be new.

Times have certainly changed.

Company announced plans to tear down 25 buildings in 2025

Tabatha Howard taps into family’s culinary skills to open new restaurant, pub and family friendly patio, Rebel & Raven, in downtown Bobcaygeon

McDonald was one of four people looking to lead city hall.

Horned Dinosaurs: More Than Triceratops will feature an array of skeletons and skulls.

Check to see who won in each of the eight townships in Peterborough County

Polls close at 8 p.m. and results will be posted online beginning at 9 p.m.

I keep scanning the media to find, recognize and celebrate those courageous and effective public figures, of any nationality, who are giving us leadership by word or by action in slowing down the ugly march to fascism being made in America.

Honouring our Military History will feature stories of Peterborough residents who served during wartime.

Peterborough falls 5-0 after rallying for win over Oshawa the night before.

Council approved $75,000 in funding for security and infrastructure upgrades in September 2024

Second annual Ruck for Remembrance aims to raise more funds in support of Operation Leave the Streets Behind.

Breast cancer survivor group's $7,500 donation for gold-standard ultrasound will double when the community matching grant is unlocked

Move to Reid Street announced after protests “had a negative effect on all the businesses” in Chemong Road plaza.

Kawartha Lakes residents invited to public open house in Fenelon Falls on Nov. 3 aimed at sharing information and gathering feedback on municipal Indigenous Reconciliation Strategy.

Peterborough Police are about to receive two grants totalling $535,301 from the Ontario government: one grant to curb vehicle theft, and another for a community crime prevention van.

Polls will remain open until 8 p.m. Monday evening, and anyone in line as of 8 p.m. will be able to vote.

Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Service celebrates the people and partnerships that make a difference in the community.

Proceeds go to support cancer care at Peterborough Regional Health Centre.

Event supported the Kawartha Komets special needs hockey program.

Otonabee-South Monaghan recognized Bryan for his years of service protecting the community.

The Golf Fore Care Tournament raised over $16,500.

Popular fundraiser sold out last year.

Coulter’s novel “The Tortoise’s Tale” was chosen for this year’s One Book, One Ptbo program.

The DBIA hosted the annual Halloween in the BOOro event on Saturday.

Plus, check out vision screening, flu shot cancellation and fall dinner theatre.

Collision occurred on Saturday morning on Highway 12 near Brock Concession Road 10.

The annual event runs every weekend through October, leading up to Halloween. It includes local vendors, games, seasonal displays and more.

Food drive supports the soaring demand at local food banks

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit is investigating the death of a 57-year-old man who fled Kawartha Lakes police officers in Lindsay before entering a waterway and failing to resurface Friday.

Margot Van Sluytman, 64, was dragged across King Street during an attempted downtown robbery on July 30.

Check thepeterboroughexaminer.com for results and analysis on Monday night, stories to appear in print on Wednesday.

Chris Hardill says he will continue writing a column for The Examiner while taking time to help family members.

Lakelands Public Health encourages regional residents to stay up to date on immunizations and take steps to reduce the spread of respiratory illness before the season intensifies.

Although not at its peak right now, downtown Peterborough is a safe and welcoming place.

Gary Laton of Indian River, Ont., won $80,000 with The 80s scratch game.

Brandon Eby and Heather Nicol share their thoughts on the Alberta referendum results.

Michael Newnham’s 25th anniversary celebration also coincides with the PSO’s 60th anniversary.

Police said the accused stole tobacco products and food items, caused damage within the store and urinated inside the business.

The results are available ahead of Monday’s election.

Officers reportedly noticed signs of drug use and say a man ran from police before being apprehended.

Game decided in dramatic penalty kick fashion.

Applications available through City of Peterborough.

Quantities of fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine and Dilaudid seized by police, as well as several items suspected to have been stolen.

Drug warrant executed near Jackson Avenue and Albert Street, leading to several arrests.

George Street cafe offers an atmosphere where your morning coffee blends seamlessly into an afternoon lunch; later in the day it offers local craft beer or a glass of wine.