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After nearly 20 years in federal politics, Mark Holland says 'it's time to go home,' announcing he will not run in the upcoming election.

Peterborough-Kawartha MPP Dave Smith will host three days of sessions with various business sectors to discuss challenges during the cornavirus pandemic.

The MP's claim came during a debate about a Conservative motion for a temporary five-per cent tax reduction on fuel in rebuttal.

According to Peterborough-Kawartha MP Maryam Monsef, Harco Enterprises Ltd. has received approval to manufacture and distribute a face shield.

The federal government estimates the $1.2M in funding will create 93 jobs and maintain 391 jobs in Peterborough and area.

Maryam Monsef is seeking re-election as Liberal MP for Peterborough-Kawartha.

The construction of the three-storey, 27-rental unit began in July 2019.

It's estimated women make up 28 per cent of manufacturing jobs in Canada.

The initiative will pilot the use of a nurse practitioner to deliver safer drug supply to 10 patients in Peterborough. 

"It is not an easy request, but it is an essential one. The time to act is now. We all need to do our part."

Rosemary Ganley recently served on the G7 council on issues of gender equality.

Scheer will be at the Riverview Park and Zoo for a barbecue hosted by Peterborough-Kawartha Conservative candidate Michael Skinner.

Peterborough's mayor and MP encourage residents to be vigilant against hate and Islamophobia.

Voters across Ontario head to the polls Oct. 22 to elect their next municipal government representatives. Here are the candidates for the Municipality of Trent Lakes.

Havelock-Belmont-Methuen received $187,114 in federal funding through the Municipal Asset Management Program and Federal Gas Tax Fund.

'I know you boys are bored but ...' said Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien, asking Maxime Bernier and Randy Hiller to avoid an anti-lockdown protest in her city this Saturday.

Canadians are expected to head to the polls on Oct. 21.

An invite-only rally will be held at the Evinrude Centre on Monaghan Road at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.

The plan includes implementing immediate relief, support and services to encourage those living in rough spaces to move indoors.

Bill C-5, introduced on Tuesday, would make newly-appointed provincial superior court judges receive training on sexual assault myths and law.