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. 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 her 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.
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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Gearing up for summer at Peterborough Downtown Farmers’ Market'The markets almost always get busier as the weather gets warmer,' said Emily Shapiera, administrator of the Peterborough Wednesday Farmers' Market.FeaturesJun 10
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Power outage: What to include in an emergency preparedness kit'Let’s hope it doesn’t happen, but it is likely we could have more situations like this in the future,' said David Fraser with Canadian Red Cross.EnvironmentMay 26
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A ‘sweet’ visit to The Kawartha Buttertart Factory in Peterborough, Ont.'We expanded during COVID; I think it was a feel-good, these were some of the places you could go,' said Cathy Smith, owner of a new bakery in the Peterborough, Ont., area.ConsumerMay 19
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Spelunking is back this season at Warsaw Caves Conservation Area'I’ve always enjoyed bringing my family out here, the caves are just a great little adventure to take your family on,' said Jessie James with Otonabee Conservation.CanadaMay 12
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Historic Hope Mill near Peterborough reopens to visitors“When the turbines start up and the mill starts vibrating, and the noise, you can just see peoples faces light up with wonder," said volunteer Jim Kingdon.FeaturesMay 5
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Trent University Sasquatch Society in Peterborough on the lookout for Bigfoot'There was no mistaking, these were either cleverly hoaxed or the real deal, 35, 45 clear footprints in the mud,' said anthropology professor Jeff Meldrum.CanadaApr 28
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Fleming College students get ready for 24th annual Tree Climbing Competition'We have a tree rescue, we’ve got a work climb, a throw-ball event, we do a belayed speed climb and something called a stationary rope,' said program coordinator Brian Saxon.EducationApr 7
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Sandy Flat Sugar Bush in Warkworth, Ont., welcomes back maple syrup lovers“We’re 150-acre property with about 50 acres of pure sugar maples under tap. Maple syrup has been produced on this property from the mid-1800s on," said owner Chris Clark.CanadaMar 31
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The Eyrie: Birds of Prey organization flies into Peterborough area'Our goal is to educate people about raptors and leave them with a desire to learn more and help protect the environment the animals share with us,' said co-owner Matthew Morgan.EnvironmentMar 24
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Peterborough March break camps return as pandemic restrictions ease'This is a good way to come out, be a bit social, but still do your physical distancing and have fun,' said the owner of Rock and Rope Climbing Centre of March break activities.CanadaFeb 24
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Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough prepares to move world’s largest canoe and kayak collection'It's more than 600 vessels. Measured nose to tail, it’s a 3 km long portage and we are preparing these now to be moved to their new home,' says curator Jeremy Ward.FeaturesFeb 17
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Peterborough Nordic Club continues to grow amid pandemic'It is good for mental health and it is just a good way to get outside and get some exercise,' said Peterborough Nordic Club vice-president Brian Brown.CanadaFeb 10
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Seasonal Cycling: Tips for riding your bike in the winter'A couple of years ago, you could look around the city and you wouldn't see anyone out on their bike in winter, but now you do,' said Jean Greig, B!ke program manager.EntertainmentFeb 3
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18th annual ReFrame Film Festival debuts in homes across Canada'These documentaries provide a way for us to learn, connect and experience things outside of ourselves,' said film festival creative director Amy Siegel.EntertainmentJan 27
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Outdoor rinks open for the season in Peterborough"It doesn’t get any better than this I don’t think. A nice sunny day, maybe -15 C and out with your friends and family and having fun," said local volunteer Dan Burke.FeaturesJan 20
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Out & About: Exploring Peterborough, Ont. trails on snowshoes'We need nature, we are all from nature and we reconnect with it when we are out,' said author and outdoor educator, Kevin Callan, talking about snowshoeing.EntertainmentJan 13
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The Talking Forest: Hear stories from the trees in Lindsay, Ont."You’ll come in contact with geo locations and a voice will start to talk to you automatically and you’ll get a story from a tree," said technician Melissa Creasy-Alexander.EnvironmentJan 6
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Peterborough home’s holiday light show would make Clark Griswold proud'This year I had to go bigger and better, so we have doubled the lights and added a few more fun features to the show,' said Peterborough holiday light show creator Jordan Downer.EntertainmentDec 16, 2021
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SickKids: Peterborough boy’s life saved, family shares their story to inspire giving to hospital foundation"They came in the room and said we are on the phone with SickKids, we need to go, there is something wrong with his heart," said Desmond's mom, Heather Chaput.HealthDec 9, 2021
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Dunsford, Ont. curler makes Canada’s paralympic team'It's amazing. It is a real honour to represent Canada. It has been a great journey so far,' said Jon Thurston a member of the Canadian Paralympic curling team.SportsDec 3, 2021
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Holiday Shopping Passports are back in downtown Peterborough'It makes shopping during the holidays a little bit more exciting,' said communications manager Hillary Flood. 'You’re part of the community, and getting rewarded along the way.'ConsumerNov 25, 2021
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Riverview Park and Zoo in Peterborough to reopen Nov. 26 after closure for COVID-19 pandemic'We’ve been missing the public like crazy and we have had a lot of feedback from the public who are eager to get back,' said zoo manager Jim Moloney.EntertainmentNov 19, 2021
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Stepping up: How a Selwyn Township man is raising money for Peterborough Regional Health Centre'I decided something good has to come out of this and I've been 'hoofin' er' ever since,' said Dave Graham, a local resident raising money for PRHC.HealthNov 5, 2021
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Getting cheesy: Peterborough Mac and Cheese Festival is underway'We have a gambit of various mac and cheeses,' said communications manager Hillary Flood. 'We are talking classic, adventurous macs and fancy ones too.'CanadaOct 15, 2021
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Barnyard Sessions: Live music on stage at 4th Line Theatre"When we first started doing this we were witnessing the audience grieving, and sharing in joy and processing with the artist and it was very healing," said producer, Kate Suhr.CanadaOct 8, 2021