Police say the suspect ‘flashed a knife’ at a store employee after being told to return some items.
Greg Davis
Videographer/Online Journalist
Greg Davis is a videographer/online journalist with Global News Peterborough.
Prior to joining CHEX TV in November 2010, he spent more than a dozen years as a reporter/photographer/editor at several newspapers including The Humber Log in Corner Brook, N.L., The Daily Press in Timmins, Ont. and The Peterborough Examiner, earning a number of awards for his stories and photos.
Greg grew up in the small town of Port aux Basques, N.L., and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Memorial University. Afterwards, he earned a honours journalism diploma from Canadore College in North Bay, Ont. and completed an internship at CTV Halifax.
Throughout his career, Greg has covered a wide variety of topics – from tragedy to triumph. Interviewing boyhood idol Mark Messier tops his list of memorable moments.
When he’s not busy with his wife and two young children he enjoys camping, poker and cheering on his beloved Edmonton Oilers (despite enduring years of mockery).
Animal Welfare Services removed cattle from a property on County Road 4 just north of Warsaw on Thursday.
It’s believed the exposure to the variant occurred at the store at Lansdowne Place mall from Dec. 10 to Dec. 11 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. both days.
Northumberland Hills Public School in Castleton has been closed for in-person learning out of an ‘abundance of caution’ says the school’s principal.
Northumberland County and the Great Pine Ridge Snowmobile Association have signed a two-year agreement on use trails in the Northumberland County Forest.
Police say catalytic converters have been removed from eight vehicles on the lot of a business on Lansdowne Street West over the past month.
Officers were called to a break and enter in progress at a business in area of George and Westcott streets near the downtown core.
Police say 10 people have been charged with a total of 23 tickets issued under the Highway Traffic Act following Saturday night’s unsanctioned parade on George Street.
Police say their seven-month investigation led to the search of a residence on Wednesday and the arrest of one man.
Cobourg Police have checked 2,131 vehicles as of Dec. 13 for impaired driving during the latest Festive RIDE campaign.
Peterborough Public Health reports nearly 30 per cent of children ages five to 11 have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
‘Rapid antigen testing is used for screening purposes only and should not be used for diagnosing someone with symptoms or exposure to COVID-19,’ the city stated.
The outbreak at Campbellford Memorial Hospital had nine cases, seven of them patients on the medical/surgical inpatient ward.
Northumberland County’s 2022 budget of $181.3 million includes a 3.11 per cent levy increase after growth.
Since the pandemic was declared in March 2020, Peterborough’s court schedule has been cut by two-thirds, says Janice Hoskins, manager of court services.