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Peterborough County is considering changes for Lang Pioneer Village Museum. A transition committee will study whether the museum should shift to a non-profit operating model.

A transit shakeup is coming to downtown Peterborough. Starting next week, bus stops at the Simcoe Street terminal will be temporarily relocated to make room for construction. Here’s Marc Woodhouse with what’s changing, and why.

(aired February 25) Peterborough city council has given Brock Mission a green light to proceed with its proposed transitional housing project on Chemong road adjacent to the Cameron House women’s shelter. Brock Mission’s McNabb House would be a six-storey, 52-unit complex nestled between Chemong Road and Bethune Street. Mayor Jeff Leal used his Strong Mayor...

Changes to public transit are on the way. The goal is to keep riders and drivers safe. The modifications will better accommodate physical distancing, without causing lineups at bus stops. Jessica Nyznik reports

Cycling, walking and public transit are major focuses in Peterborough’s Transportation Master Plan. The plan, which to aims to lay out city transportation for the next 30 years, hopes to see walking and cycling making up 25 per cent of all trips in the city. Sam Houpt reports…

What these weather temperatures mean to farmers; a new specialized transit service commences in Port Hope; wood work and gourd art at the Artisan Centre of Peterborough; Skytracker weather. Noor Ibrahim has the details.

If you live in Peterborough your property taxes could be going up by a little more than three per cent this year. The council deferred several budget items this year and decided to freeze transit spending at 2022 levels which has dropped the levy increase overall by nearly one per cent. Tricia Mason has more.

NEWS UPDATE: Peterborough Police Officer released from hospital; Parking fees and transit fares to be reinstated in Peterborough. Issued: 10am.

The Ontario government has revealed its 2023 budget. The more-than $200 billion plan has implications for housing and homelessness, healthcare, transit, and more for the Peterborough region. Sam Houpt breaks it all down…

Those living in rural parts of the Peterborough area may have had difficulty reaching Peterborough through public transit-until May 1. A pilot project between the city, Selwyn Township and Curve Lake First Nation has led to the creation of The Link, a transit system connecting residents in several areas throughout those communities. Anna Currier, Climate...

You can bike, you can walk or you can take public transit – no matter which you chose, organizers behind the annual Shifting Gears campaign want you to leave your car in the driveway in favour of a more sustainable mode of transportation. Sue Sauve is the Transportation Demand Manager with the City of Peterborough,...

The City of Peterborough is receiving $56 in government funding over the next decade for transit services and infrastructure.

Strike potentially averted! The union representing Peterborough transit workers has struck a tentative agreement with the city, potentially avoiding a work stoppage that would affect thousands of riders. Robert Lothian has the latest.

Associate VP of student services at Fleming College, Kristi Kerford, joins The Morning Show on CHEX in Peterborough to talk about key factors to consider when starting post secondary for the first time, or returning to post secondary school for a career change.

Tomorrow is the first of August, the day a new mandatory mask bylaw takes effect in Peterborough, Ont. It means people must wear a face-covering inside most indoor public spaces including stores and transit. Today downtown, hundreds of masks were given to anyone in need. Dan Nyznik has the story.

Area crews hard at work cleaning up after the snow storm; Central Smith Creamery challenges businesses to host their own food drives; Peterborough Transit adjusts its schedule for the holidays; 7 day Skytracker weather forecast. Teresa Kaszuba has the details.

Police and firefighting services mark 22nd anniversary of 9/11 attacks; Peterborough City Council to hear transit report tonight; Rotary Club of Peterborough donates $25,000 to Camp Kawartha; Skytracker weather. Teresa Kaszuba has the details.

The YES Shelter for Youth and Families’ RISE Youth Housing program supports youth with skills to transition from homelessness and living in a shelter toward living on their own and finishing school. On Monday, the program received $50,000 from the Rotary Club of Peterborough and the Rotary Club of Peterborough-Kawartha to expand the program with...

The City of Peterborough and Wolfe Lawyers are once again offering free transit and handi-van services on New Year’s Eve.

Their transition from war to peace was the matter of a plane ride. The first GAR (Government Assisted Refugee) Family to be received in Peterborough from Syria in is closing in on its second year in Canada. Husam Shehada and his family reflect on their first day, their last two years, and the network who’ve...