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The head of the country's high-speed rail project says the Greater Toronto Area could be home to two stations rather than one as previously planned.

A proposed high-speed rail line between Toronto and Quebec City is facing growing opposition from some rural Ontarians and Quebecers.

Six Ottawa-based HIV/AIDS organizations didn’t have their funding renewed by the Liberal government in 2016. Their transition funds just ran out and they're sounding the alarm bells.

Markets in Peterborough's downtown will be held each Saturday and Wednesday beginning May 2 until at least June 30.

'This CTS will save lives, but it alone will not be enough. Our work on the crisis does not end today.'

A Global News investigation into cross-border trafficking offers new insight on where Ontario's crime guns are coming and how they are being purchased.

In all, more than 200,000 people were paid at least $100,000, up from the more than 150,000 in 2019.

The Peterborough Naval Association, founded in 1947 is dissolving and the property will be sold to the City of Peterborough.

According to the report, there is a critical shortage of personal support workers (PSWs) across the province to care for the growing number of residents.

Despite advisories to avoid travel, many Canadians with the means to do so have been able to leave the country, particularly those with access to private aircraft.

A heritage farm in rural Ottawa is transforming into a social enterprise designed to help marginalized teenagers and young adults gain the skills and confidence necessary to land and keep a job.

A group of local farmers has introduced new signage at the Peterborough Farmers' Market that it says is designed to better identify local growers. But the market's board says it hasn't endorsed the move.

The five candidates answer questions on a number of topics and give their outlook on for the city.

The safe consumption site and treatment service will operate out of the former Greyhound bus station on Simcoe Street in downtown Peterborough.

A report set to be presented to city council recommends a one-year extension of the current licence agreement with the board of the Saturday farmers market.

A "generous donation" from the Remembering Otto and Marie Pick Charitable Foundation will see the completion of 11 more affordable apartments at The Mount Community Centre.

The Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, whose officers have police powers and can lay both provincial offence and criminal animal cruelty charges, said lack of funding and years of financial losses had led to the decision.

The Campus of Care proposal includes a redeveloped 50-bed hospital, a new 128 long-term care home, offices and more on a large plot of land on County Road 30 near Campbellford.

Peterborough Public Health reports 44 suspected opioid-related deaths in the region in 2021, up from 43 reported in 2020.

The Peterborough Regional Farmers' Market is calling on the board of the Peterborough Farmers' Market to disband.