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Peterborough’s consumption and treatment services (CTS) site is expected to close soon. Meanwhile, reports of toxic drug supplies and overdoses persist. As Madeleine McColl reports, local organizations are working to transition to the provincial government’s HART hub strategy as the closure approaches.

Peterborough Kawartha MPP Dave Smith says the province is providing more than $1.7 million to support public transit in Peterborough city and county.

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...

Gas prices continue to soar, Peterborough Transit recommends continued mask use by passengers; boaters urged to exercise caution around dams, Caley Bedore’s weather outlook. Keri Ferguson has the details.

City staff report recommends modular units be used for those experiencing homelessness; marking Red Dress Day; cuts proposed for Peterborough Transit; the OHL’s Peterborough Petes look to break their series tie; Caley Bedore’s Skytracker weather. Keri Ferguson has the details.

Students across the region were back in the classroom today; labour disruptions continue at GO Transit; a Peterborough pharmacy finds a solution for the children’s cold medication shortage; Caley Bedore’s weather forecast. Keri Ferguson has the details.

The City of Peterborough will continue to fund its overflow shelter until March; Peterborough council approved a location for the future transit garage; Two people are facing firearms related charges in Lindsay; a quick look at the forecast. Noor Ibrahim has all the details.

Peterborough Public Health issues its second drug poisoning alert this month; “operational” and “mechanical” issues for Peterborough Transit; Century 21 Lakers celebrate wins this week. Caley Bedore’s 5 day weather forecast. Keri Ferguson has the details.

If you use Peterborough Transit to get around, you may have had to adjust your travel plans. An ongoing staffing shortage is leading to the cancellation of trips along some of the routes. Mark Giunta reports.

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.

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

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.

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…

The introduction of an Intelligent Transportation System for Peterborough fulfills a number of recommendations first identified in the 2012 Transit Operations Review.

It’s a story of a Syrian refugee who left everything behind and came to Canada with her family in search of a better life. Little did she know that upon her arrival, she would meet a friend that would make her difficult transition worthwhile. Noor Ibrahim reports.

Peterborough Petes’ Mason McTavish traded for Hamilton forwards. Fleming College mandates COVID-19 booster shot for students, staff, and more. And — Peterborough Transit route adjustment as Trent University extends online learning.

COVID Vaccine clinic at Healthy Planet Arena in Peterborough continues Monday, amid other clinic cancellations. Peterborough Transit suspends service for the day amid inclement conditions. And — flights cancelled in the US on Sunday, as severe snow storm rolls through and heads towards Ontario and Quebec. Our Noor Ibrahim has some headlines.

The Peterborough region’s economic development services continue to undergo transition. As the city and county work towards managing their own economic growth, Peterborough and the Kawarthas Economic Development’s Business Advisory Centre will soon be in new hands. Germain Ma has the details.