You’re reading the July 16, 2026 edition of the Peterborough Currents email newsletter. To receive our email newsletters ...

This year’s IOAD event in Peterborough featured music and poems performed in front of a backdrop of white crosses. (Photo: Alex Karn) Families gathered at Millennium Park on Friday, August 30 to ...

East of the City of Peterborough, the landscape is carved into hundreds of gentle hills — the Peterborough Drumlin Field. These hills were created thousands of years ago by the last glacier to cover ...

Currents team members Alex Karn, Will Pearson, and Brett Throop with copies of Currents’ first-ever print magazine. For over five years, Peterborough Currents has delivered in-depth and ...

Newcomers to Canada and longtime Nogojiwanong residents getting settled in the voyageur canoe. (Photo: Alex Karn) You’re ...

Update: Council gave final approval for the plan to spend $908 million on transportation infrastructure over 30 years on Monday March 28, but nixed the proposal for a new bridge over the Otonabee ...

New Canadians Centre and Canadian Canoe Museum partnered to bring community together for alternative July 1 celebration.

There’s a patch of grass in front of Tiny Budd’s west-end Peterborough home where the neighbourhood kids like to play. Budd, 76, feels a sense of satisfaction seeing them from her kitchen window. The ...

In a resolution passed by Alderville First Nation’s band council, Rice Lake has been granted legal personhood status. This move asserts the lake’s right to exist, to flow, and even to sue would-be ...

Welcome to the arts and community newsletter from Peterborough Currents. I’m Alex, and I send this email every Friday to catch you up on what’s happening in the community. On Wednesday evening, the ...

This article is part of our Creek Week series — an exploration of our local creeks and subwatersheds. In previous articles, we profiled Bears Creek and Harper Creek, mostly from an environmental ...