Caley Bedore
Weather Specialist, CHEX News at 6 & 11
Caley Bedore began working with CHEX TV in 2012 as an intern in the news department. During her time at CHEX she has been a videographer, anchor, producer, and host of The Morning Show on CHEX; she is now a Weather Analyst for CHEX News at 6 as well as the host of CHEX Daily.
Caley graduated from Durham College in Oshawa with an advanced diploma in Journalism Print and Broadcasting and continues to learn each day by connecting with people in the community.
Having been born in the Peterborough area, the region is close to her heart and she is passionate about sharing its stories in an engaging way.
When she isn’t working you can find Caley outside enjoying the beauty of the Kawarthas, doing yoga or surrounded by family and friends. Despite popular opinion – she has no say over when it snows.
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Video Archives
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Risk of thunderstorms mid week followed by a return to seasonal temperatures
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The 30th annual Havelock Country Jamboree is underway
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Heat and humidity building into the weekend with chance of showers and risk of a thunderstorm
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Mix of sun and cloud with seasonal temperatures for Wednesday
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Global Peterborough weather analyst goes in stunt plane with aerobatic pilot
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Golfing 101: tips with a pro on how to improve your game
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Thunderstorm risk Thursday with cooler temperatures ushering in the weekend
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Staining 101: giving your deck a fresh look
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Sunshine continues for the long weekend
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Peterborough employment centre using virtual reality to help in career search
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Sunshine and 30 C temperatures in store for Southern Ontario
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Thunderstorm risk Monday night and Tuesday, things clearing midweek
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Dinosaurs are back at Indian River Reptile Zoo
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More sunshine on the way for Thursday with slight chance of showers & risk of a thunderstorm
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Seasonal temperatures and sunshine continue across the region
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Seasonal temperatures return to the region, at least for now
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A tour along the Trent-Severn Waterway aboard the Liftlock & Riverboat Cruise
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After some active weather around the region, conditions improve for Thursday
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Heat, humidity and thunderstorm risk continues this week
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Storm threat moves east, clearing this evening
Author Archives
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CPKC Holiday Train makes festive stop in Brighton"It's a great opportunity for us team up with local food banks across the continent to help raise awareness but more importantly donations to help those in need," said Terry Cunha.EntertainmentNov 30
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Annual Festival of Trees underway in Buckhorn"It's a way for the community to get together and celebrate the season, this year between trees and holiday décor we have 44 items you can win," said co-chair Cindy Claus.EntertainmentNov 23
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Volunteer Peterborough matching volunteers with groups in need'It is just another way to get a deep connection to your community and get a difference in all of these lives,' Volunteer Peterborough founder Lois Tuffin said.FeaturesNov 17
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Popular breakdancing instructor in Peterborough area displays war memorabilia“Every piece in here has a story and it is important to tell those stories and remember those people," said Jimmy Chapman, military collector and educator.EducationNov 10
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Up in the air: An ultralight flight at Peterborough Airport'It is a weight-shift ultralight. It is flown like a hang-glider, so you fly the wing itself, so to go right, we push left, and left, we push right,' pilot Cathy Montgomery said.CanadaOct 12
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21st annual Kawartha Farmfest is back in Kawartha Lakes'These smaller-scale agribusinesses are an important way to get a view into what agriculture can look like,' said Three Forks Farm owner Elecia Chinnick.FeaturesOct 5
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Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour returns to Peterborough and the KawarthasAndrew Ihamaki of Art Gallery of Peterborough said the Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour provides the public with a behind-the-scenes look at the work and workspaces of local artists.FeaturesSep 22
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You can now play disc golf at Ken Reid Conservation Area in Lindsay, Ont.A disc-golf course named Nature's Edge will be open all seasons and is already attracting new visitors to Ken Reid Conservation Area in Lindsay, Ont.SportsSep 15
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Scavenger hunt connects Trent University students with PeterboroughThe scavenger hunt is run through the 'Goosechase' app and features tasks like taking public transit, snapping photos at local landmarks, and answering trivia questions.EntertainmentSep 8
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Peterborough Horseshoe Club celebrates its 50th anniversary“I'm going to play here until I'm 100. If I can only throw 10 feet, then that's what I'll do," said longtime club member, Bob Heron.FeaturesAug 31
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Peterborough Musicfest wraps 36th season with three-show week“We've been running since 1987. I totaled them up the other day and its 755 bands that we have booked in 36 seasons," Peterborough Musicfest general manager Tracey Randall said.EntertainmentAug 17
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Canoes get new life as Camp Kawartha ‘grows’ its garden program'We had a number of canoes, so our maintenance staff drilled holes in the bottom for drainage and decided to use them as containers,' said Sadie Snell of Camp Kawartha.EnvironmentAug 4
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Take Cover Books opening storefront in Peterborough next month'People are constantly talking about books now, constantly recommending books now, and it is really nice to see,' said Take Cover Books managing partner, Sean Fitzpatrick.FeaturesJul 21
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Countdown is on to 34th annual Peterborough Folk Festival'We really try to bring people together from different cultures, perspectives and music style for everyone to enjoy,' said Peterborough Folk Festival chair Rob Davis.EntertainmentJul 19
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Pedal power: Library book bike gears up to serve PeterboroughThe Peterborough library book bike makes reading more accessible in a sustainable way. The bike now makes regularly scheduled stops at local parks and special events.EducationJul 14
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Lockages along the Trent-Severn Waterway free for Canada DayIf you're hoping to hit the water this season, Canada Day could be the perfect time.FeaturesJun 30
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A summer trip along the Trent-Severn Waterway in Peterborough“There are 44 locks along the Trent-Severn Waterway starting in Trenton and ending in Port Severn. Its 386 kilometres of waterway that people can enjoy," said manager Karen Feeley.CanadaJun 22
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Paranormal investigator launches ‘Ghost Revelations’ tour in Peterborough'People are hesitant to talk about the paranormal, but I have found the more people share their stories, it doesn't seem so strange,' said haunt scene investigator, Cameron Bagg.FeaturesJun 16
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Classics in the Country car show in Grafton, Ont., supports childhood cancer fundOrganizer Paul Hicks said money raised from the event is going to SickKids, specifically the Grace Bowen Childhood Cancer Fund, named for a local girl who died in 2015.CanadaJun 2
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Here we grow! Garden centres booming for start of season'We are moving things at a much higher pace than we usually would, but I think people are anxious to get going because it was so warm in April,' said Horlings owner Sam Turner.CanadaMay 19
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You still have time to enjoy Artsweek in Peterborough, Ont.'Art in unusual places is our motto and we want people to experience art that might not go to the theatre or might not go to the gallery,' said Artsweek president Bill Kimball.CanadaMay 11
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Lindsay, Ont. program uses horseback riding as physical, emotional therapy“We have riders with all sorts of needs, learning challenges, autism spectrum, ADHD, brain injuries, a number of riders with down syndrome," said THRIL president Kelly Russell.CanadaMay 4
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What to expect from parkour lessons at Epic! Gym in Port Hope'Parkour is a way of moving from point A to point B as effectively and efficiently as possible, but of course you can add in some flare as well,' said gym owner Cassandra McColl.SportsApr 27
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Annual ‘Shifting Gears’ cycling program launches in Peterborough"This is one of the most successful transportation demand management programs that has been implemented in the City of Peterborough," said GreenUP's, Natalie Stephenson.EnvironmentApr 20
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Artisans Centre Peterborough celebrating 10th anniversary"We want to be a welcome space and build community between people who practice these crafts and people who are just learning," said coordinator Julia Szabo.FeaturesApr 6