The new restrictions come just as President Trump’s previous travel ban, which applied to six Muslim-majority countries, expires. Continue reading →

Your Sunday Night Football just got extra political. Continue reading →

The parliamentary secretary to Canada’s Minister of Public Safety says Canadians who have used marijuana legally at home should “be honest and tell the truth” when they show up at the U.S. border next year. Continue reading →

The treaty requires all countries that eventually ratify it not to develop, test, produce, manufacture, otherwise acquire nuclear weapons. Continue reading →

The shooter, described as a man in his 20s, walked into the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ wearing a ski mask and opened fire. Continue reading →

Lang Pioneer Village and Museum cut the ribbon on the $2.5-million barn that will help turn the museum into a year-round destination. Continue reading →

The 15th annual Peterborough Pride parade turned the downtown core into a colourful display as the LGBTQ community celebrated. Continue reading →

New report suggests a scaled-back version of the Parkway could be built if province overrules the environmental ministers decision. Continue reading →

A site in Hamilton Township has been selected for a new Community Care Northumberland hospice centre. Continue reading →

Phase one of the design stage for Peterborough’s new Canadian Canoe Museum was revealed on Thursday during a progress update. Continue reading →

The Peterborough Police Services Board says it’s up to Mayor Daryl Bennett if he wants to rejoin the board despite an investigator recommending he not return. Continue reading →

The legalization of cannabis will be at the heart of discussions as Quebec and Ontario cabinets meet Friday in Quebec City. Continue reading →

A group of residents wants to rename the west pier in Cobourg’s picturesque harbour, arguing the current moniker — Langevin Pier — pays tribute to one of the architects of Canada’s residential school system. Continue reading →

The system puts caps on the amount of pollution companies in certain industries can emit. Continue reading →

A computer forensics expert for the prosecution is slated to be the first witness. Continue reading →

Prince Harry is slated to take part in events in the city the day before the games for wounded and sick soldiers get underway. Continue reading →

The average Enbridge customer will see their bill decrease by about $51 a year. Continue reading →

A motorcyclist is dead following a crash near Coe Hill, Ont. Continue reading →

A correctional officer at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ont., has been charged with drug trafficking. Continue reading →

Garbage along the James A. Gifford Causeway has been a growing concern for area residents of Bridgenorth and Ennismore. Peterborough county council is now aiming to tackle the littering as well as safety in the area. Continue reading →

Rotary clubs in Peterorough and Guelph have launched their own beer as a fundraising project. Continue reading →

A court dismissed the lawsuit last month, calling it an impermissible attack on a core policy decision taken by the ministers. Continue reading →

Sophia Spencer was bullied for liking all things creepy crawly, but she didn’t let that stop her from pursuing her dreams. Continue reading →

Police say the investigation into the crash is continuing. Continue reading →

Production of the Chevrolet Equinox at the plant in Ingersoll, Ont. is at a standstill after autoworkers walked off the job following failed contract talks Sunday night. Continue reading →

Economic development officials are encouraging businesses to prepare for the expected growth in the Peterborough area once the Highway 407 extension is complete. Continue reading →

Enrolment at Fleming College’s campuses in Central Ontario including Peterborough are at a record high. Continue reading →