For the past year Will Pearson has been cataloguing and restoring photos from Peterborough's past with the help of the Trent Valley Archives. Now the co-founder of Peterborough Currents is ready to sh...

Since Toronto’s renoviction bylaw took effect one year ago, lawyers and advocates say calls about this type of bad-faith eviction have ‘all but disappeared.’

Stay informed about The Narwhal and Amber Bracken’s lawsuit against the RCMP as we fight for press freedom in B.C. Supreme Court

Chronic underfunding and a wage cap lead to coordinated labour actions across the province

Volunteer Peterborough aims to buck a national trend of declining volunteerism by supporting people to find opportunities that match their skills and interests.

Exploring an alternate solution to climate change, and a growing international movement

By kawarthaNOW. The widely respected volunteer and community advocate has died at 68, leaving a legacy of service spanning law, politics, and countless local organizations.

The Alberta government is pushing a new plan to deal with years of regulatory failure. Alberta landowners aren’t convinced

New book reveals a pattern of abuse, cultural erasure, and systemic neglect by the Canadian government

With fewer buildings on it, the GE property will likely be taxed less. That would mean higher bills for everyone else.

Four years after Fairy Creek, a new battle over B.C.’s old-growth forests looms in the Walbran Valley on Vancouver Island

The Ontario government is handing part of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park over to the town, leaving many wondering what will be left to protect it

Cost of planned $65.5 million projects has surged to $91.9 million.

Will Pearson, co-founder of Peterborough Currents, brings his keen eye for storytelling to The Narwhal's reporting on the natural world

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This is an opportunity to shape the future of non-profit news in Peterborough. Apply by August 19.

Pollinator Parade brings attention to bee populations.

Nearly all bait worms sold in North America are hand-plucked from farmland in this part of Canada. But with labour shortages and climate change, some worry we’re witnessing the final wiggles of a once...

‘It's just carnage all the time. I feel like I’m staring at a bad motor vehicle accident,’ says one church property manager

The report presses the province to create more specialized treatment options to address the growing number of kids housed in inappropriate placements.

As the premier calls for bail reforms that would see more people locked up while awaiting trial, Ontario’s jails are “in a state of growing crisis.”

Post-secondary layoffs and program cuts — spread across 24 public colleges — have hit both urban and rural communities and nearly every discipline.

Marchers gambled with potential police intervention and fines to participate in the annual Budapest Pride, which was outlawed by a law passed by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's right-wing governing party.

Over four years, children’s aid societies have housed hundreds of kids with mental health conditions and high-risk behaviours in unlicensed settings.

By Bruce Head. While absolving Mayor Leal of 'private advantage' in pickleball controversy, Guy Giorno concludes he intimidated councillor Alex Bierk and bullied councillor Joy Lachica.

Councillors Alex Bierk and Keith Riel said that they are concerned by the use of public money to implement a failing enforcement strategy

Over a dozen Chinese restaurants opened in Peterborough before 1950. Today, some descendents of those early entrepreneurs are continuing their families' legacies.

Ontario's supportive housing waitlist has grown by 50 percent since 2017