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PHOTOS: Lakefield District Public School hosts Intermediate Band Day
More than 200 students from eight local schools gathered Friday to enhance their music education and gain invaluable ...
Kamloops candidates answer The Wren’s questions on affordability
To ensure Kamloops has a voice in the federal election conversation, The Wren surveyed readers to identify their top ...
Kamloops candidates answer The Wren’s questions on Truth and Reconciliation
To ensure Kamloops has a voice in the federal election conversation, The Wren surveyed readers to identify their top ...
Thriving On and Off the Courts: Youth Rise at Burlington Sport and Empowerment Event
On Wednesday, April 22, a unique partnership between Dare to Be You(th) and Blue Zone Courts brought together 48 students ...
Council to vote a final time on pay raise for future mayor, councillors
City council will vote for a final time next week on a 52-per-cent pay raise for councillors and about 60 per cent for the ...
Peterborough Kinsmen Club hosts visit from Kin Canada’s national president
It was provided by the Kinsmen Club of Peterborough. This copy was reviewed and edited by the Metroland editorial team. The ...
New petition calls for Peterborough mayor’s resignation over use of racial slur
A new petition has emerged online calling on Peterborough Mayor Jeff Leal to resign, following his use of a racial slur while ...
Domestic incident in Havelock results in weapons charges
Just prior to 11 p.m., members of the OPP Emergency Response Team made entry into the residence, where the accused was ...
Health Fair for Newcomers
New Canadians were welcomed with a Health Fair for Newcomers on Wednesday.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre coming to Keene on Sunday
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Reading and feeding: KPR school board celebrates the work of dedicated volunteers
Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board celebrates countless contributions of school volunteers who provide rich ...
Siblings continue to push to legislate Debbie’s Law
A pair of Niverville siblings, Colleen Dyck and Daniel Fewster, have been making some political headway in terms of enacting a new healthcare policy called Debbie’s Law.