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10-year-old Ontario boy collects 6 million pop tabs, smashes world record
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: May 23, 2023
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‘Time is of the essence’: $50,000 reward still outstanding on 10-year anniversary of Lorraine Roach’s disappearance
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‘We do not believe she is alive’: OPP seek closure in decade-long case of Lorraine Roach
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Tenacious Tai: unstoppable teen with spinal cord injury breaks barriers
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Sawyer’s story: 6-year-old Peterborough girl with Angelman syndrome challenges all odds
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: Apr. 10, 2023
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Trent Day: staff, students, and alumni mark founding day of Trent University
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: Apr. 4, 2023
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: Apr. 3, 2023
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: March 31, 2023
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Game Day: Peterborough Petes hours from first playoff game, an ECFC meet and greet, and Lakeshow tickets hit the box office
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Fresh Take: Gaga embraces inner Harley Quinn, Renner’s incredible recovery, and popular video store teases comeback
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: March 30, 2023
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‘We are very close,’ Peterborough-Kawartha MPP says addiction treatment centre probably going ahead after provincial budget reveal
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Chocolate galore: sampling Peterborough’s creations as hot chocolate fest kicks off
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: February 17, 2023
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Kawartha Classic – Canada’s biggest high school basketball tournament – takes over Peterborough
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Pregnancy anxiety nearly double the Ontario average for Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland, Haliburton: health unit
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Peterborough Regional Forecast: February 10, 2023
Author Archives
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Toronto food bank sees a quarter-million visits in AugustAs the number of monthly visits to a Toronto food bank doubled since last year, similar trends nationally suggest pangs of hunger are being felt across the country.HealthSep 21
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Global News Peterborough profiles mayoral candidates Wright, Leal, Clarke, LumsdenGlobal News Peterborough sat down with four of the five Peterborough mayoral candidates who discussed their political aspirations. The fifth candidate declined to participate.PoliticsOct 21, 2022
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Peterborough candidates Clarke, Wright clash as taxpayers group condemns Wright’s bid for mayorThe Canadian Taxpayers Federation issued an email to 2,000 Peterborough residents urging them not to vote for mayoral candidate Stephen Wright, a former employee.PoliticsOct 13, 2022
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Misinformation trolls use queen’s death to cause emotional distress or attempt political unrestA wave of false or misleading posts surrounding the late Queen, the Royals, and those associated with them is gaining traction onlinePoliticsSep 26, 2022
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‘Simply misinformation’: new travel regulations create exploitable loophole, critics sayTravel regulations implemented Sept. 8 were 'already the law,' and create an avenue for airlines to exploit passengers, experts claim. The federal regulator says that's not true.ConsumerSep 12, 2022
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Peterborough police investigate Saturday shooting on Park StreetJust before 4 a.m., police say officers were called to area of London Street and Park Street following a report of a man bleeding on the ground.CrimeAug 29, 2022
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Praise for Peterborough police officer after mowing lawn during well-being check on residentA Peterborough Police Service officer took a few minutes to help a resident in distress by mowing their lawn, the service says.CanadaAug 11, 2022
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U.S. Capitol hearings: Why should Canadians care? Extremism, security experts weigh inAs more hearings are slated to dissect the violence that unfolded south of the border, researchers say Canadians are not as far removed from the Jan. 6 events as they think.PoliticsJul 7, 2022
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Ontario election: Did opinion polling discourage residents from voting? Commentators are dividedWhich party is leading in the polls? Who would make the best premier? Some say Ontarians were discouraged to vote by a "barrage" of opinion polls. Others disagree.PoliticsJun 17, 2022
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Search for owner after albino corn snake found outside Bridgenorth homeAlbino corn snakes are harmless but cannot survive in a Canadian climate, says curators at Canada's Dinosaur Park and Reptile Sanctuary near Peterborough.EnvironmentJun 6, 2022
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Ontario election: journalists likely targets of disinformation smear campaignsWhen it comes to election interference, Ontarians may not have to look very far for the perpetrators. Researchers say many disinformation attacks have domestic origins.PoliticsJun 2, 2022
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Roe v. Wade: abortion misinformation spikes following leak, data showsAs unreliable abortion info appears to have spiked online. one expert says politicians are taking advantage of panic.HealthMay 21, 2022
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Postpartum depression in fathers ‘very real,’ researchers sayAs male-inclusive science surrounding pregnancy grows, age-old assumptions about the toll childbirth can have on fathers are being questioned.HealthMay 10, 2022
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Does COVID-19 make you more susceptible to the flu, other viruses? Scientists weigh inSome Canadians suspect their immune system may have taken a hit from the virus, after falling ill quite soon post COVID-19 recovery.HealthApr 28, 2022
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Reinfection risk: Omicron appears to produce shorter-lived immunity, experts sayHow long do you have till COVID-19 reinfection comes knocking? Health officials say the answer is complex — but Omicron may cut that timeframe.CanadaApr 8, 2022
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‘We are not prepared’: Russia uses artificial intelligence, deep fakes in propaganda warfareAs Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, another war is waging online that risks deluding an unprepared audience.PoliticsMar 30, 2022
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Misinformation megaphone: Does news coverage of unscientific, hateful rhetoric amplify it?Could journalists covering unscientific or hateful movements accidently disseminate those views to a wider audience?ScienceFeb 17, 2022
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‘Deltacron’ danger: Name of presumed hybrid fuels panic, experts sayThe name of the so-called 'scariant' prompted health officials to speak out about misleading, panic-inducing terminology.HealthFeb 1, 2022
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COVID-19 health messaging: triumph or train-wreck? Experts reflect on past 2 yearsHas keeping track of COVID-19 guidance left things clear or confusing for you? Experts reflect on what went right, and what went wrong when communicating science to the public.CanadaJan 19, 2022
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Could Omicron have been predicted? First-of-its-kind technology possibly foresees variantsUniversity of Waterloo researchers believe their technology can predict highly possible COVID-19 variants before they even arrive.CanadaDec 24, 2021
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Does your social media profile belong in your will? Why Canadians should plan their ‘digital inheritance’ nowYour social media accounts, text messages, and photos are probably important to you. But are they significant enough to leave in a will?ConsumerNov 26, 2021
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COVID-19: Can doctors refuse unvaccinated patients? Reports suggest this is already happening'Rewriting medical ethics,' unvaccinated Americans and Canadians claim they've been denied medical care, including organ transplants.HealthNov 5, 2021
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COVID-19: Will foreign disinformation wreak havoc this federal election?Could foreign actors weaponize COVID-19 false narratives to sabotage Canada's federal election? Experts explain what politicians and voters are up against.PoliticsSep 10, 2021
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Ontario drive test appointments sold online for hundreds of dollars. Is this legal?Appointments for road tests in Ontario are being sold by third parties for as high as $300. Experts say it's a national problem for those trying to get their driver's licence.ConsumerAug 7, 2021
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Are fake vaccine cards being used to enter Canada?Fake vaccine cards and passports are emerging for sale on the web. Canadian border agents say they're aware.CanadaJul 23, 2021