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Peterborough marks 20th anniversary of major flood of 2004The city says the damage to private property and infrastructure of the flood of July 15, 2004, was more than $100 million.EnvironmentJul 15
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B.C. Conservatives pledge to end stumpage fees, review fire management if electedLeader John Rustad announced his plan for the sector a week before the official launch of the provincial election campaign.PoliticsSep 15
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Tim Walz’s close family sets record straight on viral ‘Walz’s for Trump’ picGov. Tim Walz's sister and mom say they barely know the people in the 'Walz's for Trump' photo that's been making the rounds on social media.TrendingSep 5
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‘I’d rather live on the street’: Ongoing cockroach infestation impacts Moose Jaw seniorsBrent Patterson estimates roughly 50 of his fellow tenants have been dealing with the infestation since November of 2023. At that time, some tenants asked the government for help.PoliticsAug 14
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International tourism on the rise in Calgary after a busy summerTourism Calgary says the city is seeing a rise in the number of international tourists, while the domestic market is lagging behind.EconomySep 13
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Edmonton Oilers back in training camp: ‘We want to do a little bit better than we did last year’For the Edmonton Oilers, the hope is that they can repeat what the Florida Panthers did last season — win it all the year after losing the Stanley Cup final.SportsSep 18
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TikTok heads to court over U.S. law that could lead to its banA consequential legal case will determine if – or how — the popular social media platform used by nearly half of all Americans will continue to operate in the country.U.S. NewsSep 16
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Business advisory services to move from PKED to Community Futures PeterboroughCommunity Futures Peterborough will run the Business Advisory Centre, taking over from Peterborough and the Kawarthas Economic Development, which will dissolve at the end of 2024.EconomyJun 25
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Connor McDavid looking forward after Edmonton Oilers’ run to Stanley Cup finalThe three-time Hart Trophy winner as league MVP didn't feel right at camp last September and then got hurt early in the schedule.SportsSep 12
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Age restrictions take effect for N.B. exhibition after fights among teensChildren 15 years and younger now need adult supervision at the New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition. Its director hopes the new rule will curb recent violence.CanadaSep 3
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Man charged with killing missing N.S. woman was heading to Mexico: policeRCMP say a man deported back to Canada from Texas has been charged with the first-degree murder of a Nova Scotia woman.CanadaSep 13
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Oilers arrive in Edmonton to prepare for training camp, ‘hungry’ to repeat epic playoff runThe Oilers' first pre-season game will be Sept. 22 against the Winnipeg Jets.SportsSep 10
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Canadiens want to be ‘in the mix’ for playoffs after years of rebuildingMontreal finished 32nd, 28th and 28th overall in the last three seasons, climbing from 55 points to 76 in that span.SportsSep 16
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Peterborough step closer to bringing economic development, tourism in-houseThe new internal 'Economic Development Services Division' will begin on Jan. 1, 2025, and the city's tourism will be branded 'Experience Peterborough.'EconomyJun 19
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Storm Francine weakens after pummelling Louisiana as Category 2 hurricaneFrancine slammed the Louisiana coast Wednesday evening with 100 mph winds in coastal Terrebonne Parish, battering a fragile coastal region.WeatherSep 12
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Vancouver’s beleaguered Kits Pool set to open for shortened seasonThe five-decade-old pool has faced a multitude of problems since it suffered major damage during a January 2022 storm.PoliticsAug 6
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Russian player’s induction into Hockey Hall of Fame ‘deeply offensive’: UCCA planned induction of a former Russian ice hockey player into the Hall of Fame has raised concern over the athlete’s alleged endorsement of his country’s invasion of Ukraine.SportsAug 29
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Rally held for homicide victim beloved by community in Prince Albert, Sask.Trevor LaPlante was killed July 22 in Prince Albert, Sask. Members of the community gathered Wednesday in his memory and to call for justice.CrimeAug 7
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Charges laid in ‘swatting’ plot against U.S. politicians, former presidentA U.S. Secret Service agent’s affidavit doesn't name the former U.S. president or any other officials identified as victims of the hoax calls.CrimeAug 28
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Sensors can read your sweat and predict overheating. Is there a privacy risk?New devices collect biometric data to estimate core body temperature - an elevated one is a symptom of heat exhaustion - and prompt workers to take cool-down breaks.TechAug 28