News·PtboScannerFeed·
  • •ROAD CLOSURE, UPDATED: Emergency crews are currently on scene of a two-vehicle collision
  • •Emergency crews are currently on the scene of a two-vehicle collision on Parkhill Road between Medical Drive and Monaghan Road in Peterborough. The road is closed in both directions and is expected to remain shut for several hours while authorities manage the incident. Residents are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
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News·Township of Madawaska Valley·
  • •Level 1 Fire Ban in Effect for Madawaska Valley
  • •The Township of Madawaska Valley has implemented a Level 1 Fire Ban due to dry conditions in the area. Residents are reminded that no burn permits will be issued, though small campfires are permitted under strict conditions during specific hours. Please exercise extreme caution to prevent accidental fires.
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News·WHATtoday.ca·
  • •Peterborough Farmers' Market
  • •The Peterborough Farmers' Market is taking place today, August 22, 2026, starting at 7:00 AM. Locals are invited to visit the market to support regional vendors and purchase fresh produce and goods.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Temporary Full Road Closure Scheduled for Brealey Drive
  • •The City of Peterborough has scheduled a temporary full road closure for Brealey Drive from August 19 to August 21, 2026. Residents and commuters are advised to plan their routes accordingly to avoid delays in the area during this period.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Collision on Monaghan Road
  • •The southbound lanes of Monaghan Road are currently closed south of Parkhill Road following a vehicle collision. Emergency crews are on the scene, and drivers are urged to use caution and expect significant traffic delays in the immediate area.
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News·The Boro·
  • •Movies at the Park
  • •The community is invited to an outdoor movie screening at Peterborough Regional Park this evening. The event is scheduled to begin at 8:30 p.m. and provides a free entertainment opportunity for local residents.
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News·InQuinte.ca·
  • •Highway 62 closed between Madoc and Bancroft
  • •A section of Highway 62 is currently closed between the communities of Madoc and Bancroft. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes while the closure remains in effect, as local authorities manage the situation.
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News·PtboCanada·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest 2026: The Dreamboats
  • •The Peterborough Musicfest summer concert series continues with a performance by The Dreamboats. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, August 19, 2026, at 9:30 p.m. and invites the community to enjoy live music in the city.
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News·County of Peterborough·
  • •Peterborough County hosting Winter Maintenance Operator Job Fair
  • •Peterborough County is hosting a job fair to recruit seasonal winter maintenance operators to help keep local roads safe during the upcoming winter season. The event will take place on August 22, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Best Western Hotel in Peterborough, offering candidates a chance to meet with hiring representatives and learn about training and compensation.
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News·PTBO Canada·
  • •Peterborough and District Farmers' Market
  • •The Peterborough and District Farmers' Market is a recurring community event held every Saturday year-round. Residents can visit 151 Lansdowne St to purchase fresh local produce and goods from various vendors.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Pavement Preservation Work on Springwood Road
  • •Pavement preservation and resurfacing work is starting this month on Springwood Road and Woodgrove Crescent as part of the City’s proactive infrastructure maintenance plan. Flagging operations will be in place, and drivers should expect minor delays and potential temporary closures during milling and paving. Access for local residents will be maintained throughout the construction period.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Peterborough Farmers' Market at Morrow Park
  • •Local residents can visit the Peterborough and District Farmers' Market at Morrow Park this morning for fresh produce and artisan goods. The market operates until 1 p.m., providing a venue for regional farmers and creators to sell directly to the community. It is a central Saturday morning activity for those looking to support local agriculture.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough Kids Triathlon Promotes Youth Fitness
  • •The Peterborough Kids Triathlon is taking place today, bringing together young athletes for a series of swimming, cycling, and running challenges. The event aims to promote fitness and sportsmanship among local youth in a supportive community environment. Spectators are welcome to cheer on the participants throughout the morning at various local venues.
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News·Global News Peterborough·
  • •Road Closure on Brealey Drive for Watermain Work
  • •City officials have announced a temporary full road closure for a stretch of Brealey Drive scheduled to begin on August 19 for watermain infrastructure work. The closure will affect the area between Forster Avenue and Stenson Boulevard for several days. Commuters and local residents should plan for detours and potential water service disruptions during the project.
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News·The Kawarthas·
  • •International Vintage Boat Day Show at Burleigh Falls
  • •The International Vintage Boat Day Show is taking place today at Burleigh Falls, showcasing a collection of classic and antique watercraft. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and offers enthusiasts a chance to view historic vessels in the scenic Kawarthas region. Admission is open to the public for this annual summer celebration of maritime heritage.
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News·Peterborough Musicfest·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest Tribute Concert at Del Crary Park
  • •Peterborough Musicfest hosts a free tribute concert tonight at Del Crary Park featuring Crystal Faith performing the hits of Styx and Bon Jovi. The show starts at 8:00 p.m., with the Colton Sisters performing earlier in the evening on the Future Sound Series stage. Locals are invited to the waterfront for an evening of classic rock and community fundraising.
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News·kawarthaNOW·
  • •Peterborough Folk Festival at Nicholls Oval Park
  • •The Peterborough Folk Festival continues today at Nicholls Oval Park, featuring three stages of live music, a children’s village, and over 45 artisan vendors. The free-admission community event celebrates its 37th year with a variety of musical performances and local food offerings starting at 11 a.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and donations to support the festival.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Search Underway for Missing Aircraft Near Kirkfield
  • •A large-scale search is underway in the Kirkfield and Somerville areas for a missing aircraft that departed from Oshawa. The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre and Kawartha Lakes OPP are conducting aerial and ground searches of local landing fields. Residents who noticed unusual aircraft activity overnight are encouraged to contact authorities.
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News·Kawartha 411·
  • •SIU Investigates Three-Vehicle Collision on Highway 35
  • •Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is investigating a three-vehicle collision on Highway 35 near Royal Cedar Road that sent three people, including an OPP officer, to the hospital. The incident involving a police cruiser has resulted in an ongoing probe and partial road restrictions. Residents are advised to avoid the area while investigators remain on-site.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Vehicle Rollover and Fire on Highway 7a
  • •Emergency responders are on the scene of a vehicle rollover and fire on Highway 7a, west of County Road 10. A passenger in labor and the driver successfully escaped the vehicle before it became fully engulfed in flames. Local drivers should expect delays and exercise caution as cleanup and investigation continue.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •New Stages Summer Soiree closing out the summer season at Traill College Amphitheatre
  • •The New Stages Summer Soiree is set to take place at Traill College's amphitheatre, concluding the summer arts season in Peterborough. This upcoming event on August 20 will feature free live music and theatre performances for the local community. Residents of all ages are invited to attend the final outdoor show of the year.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Road closure scheduled for Brealey Drive August 19 to 21
  • •City staff have scheduled a road closure on Brealey Drive between Forster Avenue and Stenson Boulevard for next week to facilitate watermain repairs. The closure will run from August 19 to August 21, potentially impacting commuters and local transit routes. Drivers are encouraged to plan alternative routes through the West End ahead of the construction start.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Peterborough man arrested on outstanding warrants after suspicious activity call
  • •A 27-year-old man was taken into custody by Peterborough police late Friday night following a call regarding suspicious activity. Upon identification, the individual was found to have two outstanding warrants for his arrest and is now being held for a bail hearing today. The arrest concludes a brief search initiated by concerned local residents.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Police charge 41-year-old woman after brick used to smash window in Peterborough
  • •Peterborough police arrested a 41-year-old woman at approximately 3:55 a.m. today after a window was smashed with a brick. The suspect was located shortly after the incident and now faces charges of mischief under $5,000. Officers remain in the area to complete their investigation and ensure no further property damage occurred.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Missing person last seen in Campbellford
  • •Northumberland OPP are urgently seeking assistance from the community to find a missing person last seen in Campbellford this morning. The search involves local emergency services and is currently active across the region. Anyone with information about the individual's location is asked to contact the police immediately.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Suspects wanted in Niagara Falls homicide may be in Hastings area
  • •Police have issued a regional alert that suspects wanted for a homicide in Niagara Falls may currently be traveling through the Hastings area. Officers are searching for a specific suspect vehicle and are asking the public to report any sightings immediately. Residents in Hastings and surrounding counties are advised to stay vigilant as the search continues.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Teens charged with assaulting another youth
  • •Two female teenagers have been charged following an assault involving another youth in the Quinte area this morning. Local police responded to the incident quickly and the investigation remains active as they deal with the parties involved. This serves as a safety notice regarding youth activity in the community during the weekend.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Downtown Belleville celebrates Caribbean culture this weekend
  • •The fifth annual Belleville Caribbean Festival is taking place today in the downtown core, offering live performances and Caribbean cuisine. A parade is scheduled to start at 1 p.m., which will cause temporary traffic disruptions throughout the city center. Residents should expect road closures and increased pedestrian activity in the area until 8 p.m.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Road rage in Belleville's north end
  • •The Belleville Police Service is currently investigating a road rage incident that took place in the city's north end earlier this morning. Officers are looking for witnesses who may have seen the altercation between the two vehicles involved. Locals are encouraged to provide any dashboard camera footage to assist in identifying the individuals responsible.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Police find local geocache
  • •Belleville Police recently investigated a report of a suspicious package which was eventually identified as a hidden geocache. While the situation was deemed safe, authorities are reminding residents to be aware of the presence of these containers in local public spaces. The incident serves as a local safety check to ensure community members feel secure in recreational areas.
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News·OnTheLocks.ca·
  • •PTBO Lions Club Cans & Bottle Drive
  • •The Peterborough Lions Club is hosting a community cans and bottle drive on August 18, 2026. Residents are encouraged to participate in this local event to support community initiatives.
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News·The Weather Network·
  • •Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Bancroft Area
  • •Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Bancroft, Hastings Highlands, and Denbigh region. Residents should be prepared for potential wind gusts up to 90 km/h and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during the weather event.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest Concert at Del Crary Park
  • •Peterborough Musicfest continues this Saturday night with a free live concert at Del Crary Park. Residents and visitors are invited to bring lawn chairs to the Little Lake waterfront to enjoy high-quality musical performances under the stars. The series is a long-standing summer tradition in the city, providing free entertainment for all ages.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough and District Farmers' Market at Morrow Park
  • •The Peterborough and District Farmers' Market will be open this Saturday at Morrow Park, featuring a wide variety of fresh local produce and artisan goods. Shoppers can find seasonal vegetables, home-baked treats, and handmade crafts while supporting local farmers. The market remains a key weekend gathering spot for the Peterborough community.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Buckhorn Festival of the Arts Returns This Weekend
  • •The Buckhorn Festival of the Arts is set to return this weekend at the Buckhorn Community Centre, featuring works from over 100 Canadian artists. This 49th annual event offers visitors the chance to engage with world-renowned artists and purchase original pieces in a scenic outdoor setting. The festival serves as a major cultural fundraiser for the local community.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Peterborough County Job Fair for Seasonal Winter Roles
  • •Peterborough County is holding a job fair today at the Best Western Plus Otonabee Inn for seasonal winter operations roles. Interested job seekers can explore career opportunities in winter road maintenance and snow removal. Staff will be on-site to discuss requirements for various seasonal positions starting this fall.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Temporary Road Closure on Wallis Drive
  • •Wallis Drive is currently subject to a temporary road closure to accommodate scheduled municipal maintenance work. The City of Peterborough advises drivers to seek alternate routes and follow all posted signage to avoid delays. The closure is part of ongoing efforts to improve local water and road infrastructure.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough Folk Festival Begins Today
  • •The Peterborough Folk Festival officially begins today, featuring various folk music acts and community performances across the city. The festival hosts numerous free events at Del Crary Park, showcasing both local and national talent. Residents are encouraged to visit the downtown core throughout the weekend for live music, food vendors, and family activities.
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News·City of Kawartha Lakes OPP·
  • •Multi-Vehicle Collision on Highway 7 at Emily Park Road
  • •The City of Kawartha Lakes OPP are currently on the scene of a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 7 at Emily Park Road. Motorists are requested to avoid the area and use detours as first responders work to clear the scene. Traffic is expected to be delayed for several hours while the investigation and cleanup continue.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Major Structure Fire on Healey Falls Drive
  • •Emergency crews are currently responding to a major structure fire on Healey Falls Drive near County Road 50 in Trent Hills. The building was reported as fully engulfed with witnesses reporting sounds of explosions in the vicinity. The Ontario Provincial Police are on the scene and an investigation into the cause is currently underway.
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News·The Guardian·
  • •Canadian airline cancels flight after child refuses to wear seatbelt
  • •Flight from Victoria to Toronto forced to return to terminal after repeated attempts to secure child in seat failed A Canadian airline cancelled a flight from Victoria to Toronto after a child refused to wear a seatbelt. The child was standing in their chair as the 6 August Porter Airlines flight taxied towards the runway, the airline said. Repeated attempts by an accompanying parent and crew to secure the child in their seat failed, so the crew elected to return to the terminal and have the two
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News·BBC News·
  • •Young girl finds whale stranded on Australian beach
  • •The humpback whale later successfully freed itself after the tide rose in Queensland, Australia.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Drone captures devastating aftermath of Spokane wildfires
  • •The aerial footage shows homes destroyed down to their foundations, with burned cars still parked in some driveways.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Watch: Tide of rubbish blankets Philippines river
  • •Workers in Manila waded through the river, collecting waste that washed in during days of heavy rain.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Watch: Was Trump smuggled out of Air Force One in a catering truck?
  • •US media reports say the president secretly left via a catering truck to avoid a threat to his life from Iran.
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News·BBC News·
  • •The lonely Chinese men being conned by fake brides
  • •"Flash marriage" scams are an extreme symptom of a demographic crisis long in the making in China.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Jackie, the famous California bald eagle, dies after weeks of intensive care
  • •Jackie and her partner, Shadow, had been watched by millions of people over the years through the Big Bear Eagle Nest Cam.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Trump signs order to limit childhood vaccines and split MMR shots
  • •The American Academy of Pediatrics calls the recommendation on measles, mumps and rubella shots "dangerous".
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News·BBC News·
  • •Australia PM under fire for remarks on Japanese counterpart's melon gifts
  • •An ex-Japanese envoy said the "sexist" comments "betrayed the close bond" between the countries.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Libyan authorities battle big blaze at major oil refinery
  • •Monday's drone strike on the Zawiya refinery was the third such incident in two days.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Thailand suspends new gun permits after mass shooting
  • •Authorities promise tough new laws in the country, which has high levels of firearms ownership.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Ousted Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad sentenced to death in absentia
  • •The ex-president is convicted of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity during the country's civil war.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Luigi Mangione murder trial to have anonymous jury and overflow seating
  • •The judge overseeing the state murder trial has set out some rules for public access, but other questions remain about the high-profile case.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Former judge removed by Orbán elected Hungarian president
  • •Since taking office in early May, the new Hungarian government has lost no time dismantling Viktor Orbán's legacy.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Russia releases former US Marine reported in poor health
  • •Trump said Robert Gilman, who was arrested in 2022, was released on a humanitarian basis, after he had reportedly been in a catatonic-like state.
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News·BBC News·
  • •France bans unsolicited telemarketing calls
  • •Cold calling is coming to an end in France, with one consumer group calling the ban a "small revolution".
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News·BBC News·
  • •Lebanon parliament votes to abolish death penalty
  • •The new law - which next goes to the cabinet for approval - would make Lebanon the first country in the Middle East to end capital punishment.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Russia using North Korean missiles to strike Ukraine, Zelensky says
  • •Ukraine's president says strikes in Zaporizhzhia - which killed seven people - involved ballistic missiles from Russia's ally.
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News·BBC News·
  • •US says helicopter fired missiles to disable ship breaking Iran blockade
  • •US Central Command says its helicopter hit the engine room of a Panama-flagged cargo vessel in the Gulf of Oman.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Rescuers scramble for survivors with 180 dead in Colombia earthquake
  • •Colombia experienced a number of aftershocks on Tuesday, as efforts continued to free survivors trapped in rubble and buildings.
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News·Peterborough Roads·
  • •Hwy 28 closed in both directions between Hwy 7 & Peterborough Rd 4/Warsaw Rd
  • •Highway 28 is currently closed in both directions between Highway 7 and Peterborough Road 4/Warsaw Road due to a vehicle collision. Emergency crews are on the scene, and motorists are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
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News·kawarthaNOW·
  • •Community Care Peterborough presents 5th Annual Gary Dalliday Memorial Caring Charity Golf Tournament
  • •Community Care Peterborough is hosting its 5th Annual Gary Dalliday Memorial Caring Charity Golf Tournament on August 10, 2026. This local event brings the community together to support essential care services in the Peterborough region.
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News·PtboCanada·
  • •Temporary water service disruptions on Brealey Drive
  • •The City of Peterborough has announced temporary water service disruptions on Brealey Drive, specifically between Stenson Boulevard and Forster Avenue, to facilitate ongoing watermain work. Residents may experience discoloured water due to sediment; it is recommended to run the cold water tap for 10 to 15 minutes until clear. For further inquiries or emergency assistance, residents can contact City of Peterborough Water Services.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Road closure at Matchett Line and Mahood Road for maintenance
  • •A construction-related road closure is currently in effect at the intersection of Matchett Line and Mahood Road in the Township of Otonabee-South Monaghan. Public Works crews closed the intersection at 8:00 a.m. for scheduled maintenance activities, and the road is expected to remain impassable until approximately 2:00 p.m. today.
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News·Global News Peterborough·
  • •Charges laid following rollover collision on Monaghan Road
  • •Peterborough Police have laid charges following a rollover collision on Monaghan Road near Cameron Street earlier this morning. A 20-year-old driver is facing a careless driving charge after reportedly striking two parked vehicles and ending up on the roof. No injuries were reported, but emergency crews remained on the scene to clear the wreckage.
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News·Freq 90.5/ 96.7 WOW FM·
  • •Peterborough Police investigating armed robbery downtown
  • •Peterborough Police are currently investigating a street-level armed robbery that occurred in the downtown area. A victim reported having a gold chain stolen at knifepoint, and authorities are actively looking into the incident.
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News·Peterborough Examiner·
  • •Weather Alert: Heavy Rainfall Expected in Peterborough
  • •A yellow rainfall warning is in effect for Peterborough from Sunday morning through Monday morning. Residents are advised to avoid driving through flooded roadways and to watch for potential washouts near rivers, creeks, and culverts as heavy rainfall may lead to pooling water and property damage.
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News·KawarthaNOW·
  • •Road Closures in Effect for Musicfest and Civic Holiday Events
  • •Several road closures remain in effect near Del Crary Park to accommodate ongoing Peterborough Musicfest activities and holiday festivities. Crescent Street is closed from Romaine to Perry Street, while sections of Lock and Lake streets are also restricted to local traffic only. Motorists should expect delays and follow posted detours in the Little Lake neighborhood throughout the long weekend.
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News·Kawartha 411·
  • •Police Investigation Continues After Cavan-Monaghan Resident Charged
  • •Peterborough Police are continuing to investigate several incidents involving young girls after a 43-year-old Cavan-Monaghan man was recently charged with 11 offences. Authorities believe there may be more victims and are urging anyone with information to come forward to assist with the ongoing case. The investigation covers multiple incidents in the Peterborough and Cavan-Monaghan areas.
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News·Town of Cobourg·
  • •Victoria Hall Clock Tower Restoration Underway in Cobourg
  • •Restoration work on the iconic Victoria Hall Clock Tower is beginning this week and is expected to continue through mid-October. Scaffolding will be erected around the tower to facilitate repairs to the historic structure, though municipal offices remain accessible. Residents are advised of the ongoing construction activity in the downtown core during the project duration.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Springwood Road Pavement Resurfacing Project to Begin
  • •The City of Peterborough has announced that pavement preservation and resurfacing work on Springwood Road is scheduled to commence this week. The project includes milling existing asphalt and installing new surfaces, which will result in temporary lane reductions and flagging operations. Local traffic may experience delays within the construction limits through the fall of 2026.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Movies at the Park Features 'Paddington in Peru' at Quaker Foods City Square
  • •The Peterborough Downtown Business Improvement Area is hosting a community movie night featuring 'Paddington in Peru' this Tuesday evening. The free screening will take place at Quaker Foods City Square starting at 8:00 p.m., providing a family-friendly outdoor experience in the heart of downtown. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and snacks for the event.
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News·Today's Northumberland·
  • •Fair Jeanne Tall Ship Arrives at Cobourg Waterfront
  • •The Canadian brigantine tall ship Fair Jeanne has arrived at the Cobourg waterfront, bringing a touch of maritime tradition to the region for the Civic Holiday. Despite rainy conditions, the vessel is docked near the East Pier, offering a unique sight for residents and visitors throughout the day. Locals are encouraged to visit the harbor to view the historic ship before its scheduled departure.
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News·PtboCanada·
  • •Peterborough Civic Holiday Service Closures in Effect
  • •Municipal offices, including Peterborough City Hall and the Public Library, are closed today in observance of Peter Robinson Day. While curbside waste collection will follow the holiday schedule, most city-run administrative services are unavailable until Tuesday morning. Local residents can access emergency services and some recreation facilities which remain open on modified hours.
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News·My Haliburton Now·
  • •Cardiff Townsite Firework Ban Reminder for Holiday Visitors
  • •Highlands East Fire Chief Chris Baughman is reminding residents that the use of fireworks is strictly prohibited in the Cardiff Townsite this Civic Holiday. The ban is enforced year-round to mitigate fire risks and protect local wildlife and residential peace during high-occupancy weekends. Visitors and seasonal residents are urged to comply with local bylaws to avoid significant fines.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •OPP Increases Aircraft and Ground Patrols for Civic Holiday Weekend
  • •Bancroft OPP and MTO officers have intensified traffic enforcement across North Hastings for the Civic Holiday, utilizing the Airplane Enforcement Program to monitor high-traffic corridors like Highway 62. The campaign focus remains on the 'Big Four' causes of road fatalities: impaired, aggressive, and distracted driving. Drivers should expect a heavy police presence and potential roadside RIDE checks throughout the day.
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News·kawarthaNOW·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest Presents Garth Brooks and Shania Twain Tributes
  • •A double tribute concert celebrating country icons Garth Brooks and Shania Twain is scheduled for tonight at Del Crary Park in Peterborough. Part of the free Musicfest summer series, the event is expected to attract large crowds to the downtown waterfront, and attendees are advised to arrive early for seating. This ongoing concert series continues to be a highlight for local music fans throughout the season.
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News·My Bancroft Now·
  • •Final Day of 61st Rockhound Gemboree in Bancroft
  • •The annual Rockhound Gemboree concludes today at the Bancroft Curling Club, showcasing a massive collection of gems, minerals, and fossils. Residents and tourists are encouraged to visit the final exhibits and attend geology seminars before the festivities wrap up this evening. This signature local event draws thousands to the 'Mineral Capital of Canada' and supports many regional vendors.
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News·PTBO Canada·
  • •Utility Pole Down on Parkhill Road Following Wind Gusts
  • •A damaged utility pole has resulted in a complete road closure on Parkhill Road West between Ravenwood Drive and Monaghan Road. Hydro crews are on the scene to replace the pole and restore power to a small pocket of nearby homes affected by the incident. Local police are on-site directing traffic through residential side streets.
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News·Global News Peterborough·
  • •Collision on Highway 115 Near Airport Road Slows Traffic
  • •Emergency responders are currently at the scene of a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 115 southbound near the Airport Road exit. One lane remains blocked, causing significant backups for those traveling towards the GTA from Peterborough. Paramedics are on-site assisting those involved, and drivers are advised to expect delays for the next hour.
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News·Northumberland News·
  • •Annual Cobourg Sandcastle Festival Continues Throughout Sunday
  • •The Cobourg Sandcastle Festival is in full swing at Victoria Park Beach, featuring master sculptors and amateur competitions throughout the afternoon. Visitors can enjoy live music and various food vendors on-site until the event concludes at 5:00 PM today. The festival has attracted significant crowds to the waterfront, and extra parking is available at the nearby community centre.
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News·Kawartha 411·
  • •Public Safety Alert: High Water Levels at Otonabee River
  • •The Otonabee Conservation Authority has issued a safety alert for the Otonabee River banks due to recent heavy rainfall causing rising water levels. Residents and visitors are advised to keep children and pets away from the river's edge at Little Lake and surrounding city parks. While flooding is not currently expected, the fast-moving water remains a significant hazard.
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News·Peterborough Examiner·
  • •Emergency Water Main Repair Closes Portion of Chemong Road
  • •City of Peterborough utilities crews are currently on-site repairing a significant water main break on Chemong Road near Towerhill Road. Northbound traffic is being diverted, and residents in the immediate area may experience low water pressure or temporary service interruptions. The repair is expected to be completed by late afternoon today.
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News·Pembroke Today·
  • •Annual Pembroke Car Show Underway at Local Dealerships
  • •The second annual Pembroke Car Show is taking place this Sunday across several local venues, including Pembroke Honda, Chrysler, and Nissan. The event features a wide variety of classic and modern vehicles, bringing together automotive enthusiasts from across the Ottawa Valley. Attendees can visit multiple sites throughout the day to view the displays and participate in community activities.
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News·Pembroke Today·
  • •Pembroke and Health Unit Urge Proactive Rodent Control Measures
  • •The City of Pembroke and the Renfrew County and District Health Unit have issued a joint advisory urging residents and business owners to take proactive steps to reduce rodent activity. The initiative focuses on proper waste management and property maintenance to prevent infestations in local neighborhoods. Officials are providing resources to help the community address sanitation issues effectively.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Severe Rainfall Warning Issued for Bancroft and Hastings County
  • •Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for the Bancroft area, with localized totals potentially exceeding 50 mm through Sunday. Residents are advised to watch for potential flash flooding and water pooling on roads as heavy showers and thunderstorms move through the region. The warning remains active as the weather system progresses across Hastings County.
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News·The Guardian·
  • •Bessent ‘to-do’ list shows proposal for US to buy $5bn-$10bn of Japanese yen
  • •Treasury secretary’s notepad, photographed by Reuters on Friday morning, prompts questions over US plans During a cabinet meeting at Camp David on Friday, the US treasury secretary Scott Bessent carelessly revealed plans for the US to buy $5bn-$10bn ⁠in Japanese yen in a scribbled “to do” list left visible to a Reuters photographer. The image, taken over Bessent’s shoulder during a portion of the meeting open to journalists, showed a Camp David notepad with the underscored words “To Do” followed
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News·The Guardian·
  • •Boxer secures Tuvalu’s first Commonwealth Games medal without winning a bout
  • •Tarona Taafaki makes history in women’s 75kg category All boxers eliminated in semis receive bronze medals A boxer has made history for ⁠Tuvalu by winning the tiny Pacific island nation’s first Commonwealth ⁠Games medal without winning a single fight. Twenty-year-old Tarona Taafaki, ⁠one of five entrants in the women’s 75kg category, received a bye to the semi-finals where she lost on an unanimous points decision to India’s Lovlina Borgohain on Friday. At Commonwealth Games, all boxers eliminate
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News·The Guardian·
  • •At least 13 dead as tourist plane crashes during flight over Peru’s Nazca Lines
  • •Aircraft crashes into field after departing from the nearby city of Pisco, according to local authorities At least 13 people, among them foreign tourists, have been killed in a plane crash in southern Peru, near the Nazca Lines, police reported on Saturday. Local authorities in Nazca confirmed that 11 tourists and two pilots died when the Cessna Grand Caravan crashed in Pueblo Viejo, approximately 4 miles (6km) from the city of Nazca and roughly 12km from the Nazca Lines site. Continue reading..
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News·The Guardian·
  • •EU to hold urgent meeting of interior ministers on Tuesday over Ceuta crisis
  • •Divisions remain in the bloc over mass crossing of migrants into Spanish territory in north Africa The EU is to hold an urgent meeting of interior ministers on Tuesday amid continued divisions in the bloc over the arrival of more than 50,000 migrants in the Spanish territory of Ceuta in north Africa. The decision was taken by officials representing EU member states and Frontex border agency experts at what was described as a “sobering” meeting on Saturday. Continue reading...
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News·BBC News·
  • •Watch: Tens of thousands of migrants enter Spain's Ceuta from Morocco
  • •Most migrants who reached Spain's North African territory of Ceuta from Morocco have returned, officials said.
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News·BBC News·
  • •What we know about the Pakistan avalanche and missing climbers
  • •Three bodies have been recovered so far, with the search continuing for the remaining seven.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Crowds line Amsterdam's canals for Pride boat parade
  • •Costumed participants danced and waved from a colourful flotilla of 80 decorated vessels as they made their way through the city's waterways.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Death row inmates desperate to escape execution in Saudi Arabia call the BBC
  • •Dozens of Ethiopians are awaiting execution - some called the BBC to tell their stories.
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News·BBC News·
  • •How Australia combines modern tech and Indigenous knowledge to fight fire
  • •As Europe faces its worst wildfires in decades, Australia offers lessons in disaster preparedness.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Trump administration drops Reflecting Pool vandalism charge and admits 'botched' repairs
  • •President Donald Trump had blamed "sick" vandals, and a former Olympian had been charged, but prosecutors now say contractors caused the damage.
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News·BBC News·
  • •India's 'cockroach' protesters have wounds consistent with pellet-gun fire, say experts
  • •Ballistic experts say the dozens of tiny round punctures are tell-tale signs of pellet gun injuries.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Peru's ex-president leaves jail after 15-year jail term for corruption overturned
  • •Ollanta Humala had been convicted of money laundering offences alongside his wife in 2025.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Nine killed in strikes on Kyiv, as Ukraine sinks Russian container ship
  • •The attack comes as Moscow escalates deadly ballistic missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Three killed after bomb detonated at Moscow restaurant, state media say
  • •Security officials said a woman tried to enter the restaurant with explosives but was stopped by a security guard.
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News·PtboScannerFeed·
  • •ROAD CLOSURE, UPDATED: Emergency crews are currently on scene of a two-vehicle collision
  • •Emergency crews are currently on the scene of a two-vehicle collision on Parkhill Road between Medical Drive and Monaghan Road in Peterborough. The road is closed in both directions and is expected to remain shut for several hours while authorities manage the incident. Residents are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
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News·Township of Madawaska Valley·
  • •Level 1 Fire Ban in Effect for Madawaska Valley
  • •The Township of Madawaska Valley has implemented a Level 1 Fire Ban due to dry conditions in the area. Residents are reminded that no burn permits will be issued, though small campfires are permitted under strict conditions during specific hours. Please exercise extreme caution to prevent accidental fires.
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News·WHATtoday.ca·
  • •Peterborough Farmers' Market
  • •The Peterborough Farmers' Market is taking place today, August 22, 2026, starting at 7:00 AM. Locals are invited to visit the market to support regional vendors and purchase fresh produce and goods.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Temporary Full Road Closure Scheduled for Brealey Drive
  • •The City of Peterborough has scheduled a temporary full road closure for Brealey Drive from August 19 to August 21, 2026. Residents and commuters are advised to plan their routes accordingly to avoid delays in the area during this period.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Collision on Monaghan Road
  • •The southbound lanes of Monaghan Road are currently closed south of Parkhill Road following a vehicle collision. Emergency crews are on the scene, and drivers are urged to use caution and expect significant traffic delays in the immediate area.
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News·The Boro·
  • •Movies at the Park
  • •The community is invited to an outdoor movie screening at Peterborough Regional Park this evening. The event is scheduled to begin at 8:30 p.m. and provides a free entertainment opportunity for local residents.
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News·InQuinte.ca·
  • •Highway 62 closed between Madoc and Bancroft
  • •A section of Highway 62 is currently closed between the communities of Madoc and Bancroft. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes while the closure remains in effect, as local authorities manage the situation.
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News·PtboCanada·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest 2026: The Dreamboats
  • •The Peterborough Musicfest summer concert series continues with a performance by The Dreamboats. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, August 19, 2026, at 9:30 p.m. and invites the community to enjoy live music in the city.
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News·County of Peterborough·
  • •Peterborough County hosting Winter Maintenance Operator Job Fair
  • •Peterborough County is hosting a job fair to recruit seasonal winter maintenance operators to help keep local roads safe during the upcoming winter season. The event will take place on August 22, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Best Western Hotel in Peterborough, offering candidates a chance to meet with hiring representatives and learn about training and compensation.
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News·PTBO Canada·
  • •Peterborough and District Farmers' Market
  • •The Peterborough and District Farmers' Market is a recurring community event held every Saturday year-round. Residents can visit 151 Lansdowne St to purchase fresh local produce and goods from various vendors.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Pavement Preservation Work on Springwood Road
  • •Pavement preservation and resurfacing work is starting this month on Springwood Road and Woodgrove Crescent as part of the City’s proactive infrastructure maintenance plan. Flagging operations will be in place, and drivers should expect minor delays and potential temporary closures during milling and paving. Access for local residents will be maintained throughout the construction period.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Peterborough Farmers' Market at Morrow Park
  • •Local residents can visit the Peterborough and District Farmers' Market at Morrow Park this morning for fresh produce and artisan goods. The market operates until 1 p.m., providing a venue for regional farmers and creators to sell directly to the community. It is a central Saturday morning activity for those looking to support local agriculture.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough Kids Triathlon Promotes Youth Fitness
  • •The Peterborough Kids Triathlon is taking place today, bringing together young athletes for a series of swimming, cycling, and running challenges. The event aims to promote fitness and sportsmanship among local youth in a supportive community environment. Spectators are welcome to cheer on the participants throughout the morning at various local venues.
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News·Global News Peterborough·
  • •Road Closure on Brealey Drive for Watermain Work
  • •City officials have announced a temporary full road closure for a stretch of Brealey Drive scheduled to begin on August 19 for watermain infrastructure work. The closure will affect the area between Forster Avenue and Stenson Boulevard for several days. Commuters and local residents should plan for detours and potential water service disruptions during the project.
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News·The Kawarthas·
  • •International Vintage Boat Day Show at Burleigh Falls
  • •The International Vintage Boat Day Show is taking place today at Burleigh Falls, showcasing a collection of classic and antique watercraft. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and offers enthusiasts a chance to view historic vessels in the scenic Kawarthas region. Admission is open to the public for this annual summer celebration of maritime heritage.
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News·Peterborough Musicfest·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest Tribute Concert at Del Crary Park
  • •Peterborough Musicfest hosts a free tribute concert tonight at Del Crary Park featuring Crystal Faith performing the hits of Styx and Bon Jovi. The show starts at 8:00 p.m., with the Colton Sisters performing earlier in the evening on the Future Sound Series stage. Locals are invited to the waterfront for an evening of classic rock and community fundraising.
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News·kawarthaNOW·
  • •Peterborough Folk Festival at Nicholls Oval Park
  • •The Peterborough Folk Festival continues today at Nicholls Oval Park, featuring three stages of live music, a children’s village, and over 45 artisan vendors. The free-admission community event celebrates its 37th year with a variety of musical performances and local food offerings starting at 11 a.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and donations to support the festival.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Search Underway for Missing Aircraft Near Kirkfield
  • •A large-scale search is underway in the Kirkfield and Somerville areas for a missing aircraft that departed from Oshawa. The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre and Kawartha Lakes OPP are conducting aerial and ground searches of local landing fields. Residents who noticed unusual aircraft activity overnight are encouraged to contact authorities.
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News·Kawartha 411·
  • •SIU Investigates Three-Vehicle Collision on Highway 35
  • •Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is investigating a three-vehicle collision on Highway 35 near Royal Cedar Road that sent three people, including an OPP officer, to the hospital. The incident involving a police cruiser has resulted in an ongoing probe and partial road restrictions. Residents are advised to avoid the area while investigators remain on-site.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Vehicle Rollover and Fire on Highway 7a
  • •Emergency responders are on the scene of a vehicle rollover and fire on Highway 7a, west of County Road 10. A passenger in labor and the driver successfully escaped the vehicle before it became fully engulfed in flames. Local drivers should expect delays and exercise caution as cleanup and investigation continue.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •New Stages Summer Soiree closing out the summer season at Traill College Amphitheatre
  • •The New Stages Summer Soiree is set to take place at Traill College's amphitheatre, concluding the summer arts season in Peterborough. This upcoming event on August 20 will feature free live music and theatre performances for the local community. Residents of all ages are invited to attend the final outdoor show of the year.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Road closure scheduled for Brealey Drive August 19 to 21
  • •City staff have scheduled a road closure on Brealey Drive between Forster Avenue and Stenson Boulevard for next week to facilitate watermain repairs. The closure will run from August 19 to August 21, potentially impacting commuters and local transit routes. Drivers are encouraged to plan alternative routes through the West End ahead of the construction start.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Peterborough man arrested on outstanding warrants after suspicious activity call
  • •A 27-year-old man was taken into custody by Peterborough police late Friday night following a call regarding suspicious activity. Upon identification, the individual was found to have two outstanding warrants for his arrest and is now being held for a bail hearing today. The arrest concludes a brief search initiated by concerned local residents.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Police charge 41-year-old woman after brick used to smash window in Peterborough
  • •Peterborough police arrested a 41-year-old woman at approximately 3:55 a.m. today after a window was smashed with a brick. The suspect was located shortly after the incident and now faces charges of mischief under $5,000. Officers remain in the area to complete their investigation and ensure no further property damage occurred.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Missing person last seen in Campbellford
  • •Northumberland OPP are urgently seeking assistance from the community to find a missing person last seen in Campbellford this morning. The search involves local emergency services and is currently active across the region. Anyone with information about the individual's location is asked to contact the police immediately.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Suspects wanted in Niagara Falls homicide may be in Hastings area
  • •Police have issued a regional alert that suspects wanted for a homicide in Niagara Falls may currently be traveling through the Hastings area. Officers are searching for a specific suspect vehicle and are asking the public to report any sightings immediately. Residents in Hastings and surrounding counties are advised to stay vigilant as the search continues.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Teens charged with assaulting another youth
  • •Two female teenagers have been charged following an assault involving another youth in the Quinte area this morning. Local police responded to the incident quickly and the investigation remains active as they deal with the parties involved. This serves as a safety notice regarding youth activity in the community during the weekend.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Downtown Belleville celebrates Caribbean culture this weekend
  • •The fifth annual Belleville Caribbean Festival is taking place today in the downtown core, offering live performances and Caribbean cuisine. A parade is scheduled to start at 1 p.m., which will cause temporary traffic disruptions throughout the city center. Residents should expect road closures and increased pedestrian activity in the area until 8 p.m.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Road rage in Belleville's north end
  • •The Belleville Police Service is currently investigating a road rage incident that took place in the city's north end earlier this morning. Officers are looking for witnesses who may have seen the altercation between the two vehicles involved. Locals are encouraged to provide any dashboard camera footage to assist in identifying the individuals responsible.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Police find local geocache
  • •Belleville Police recently investigated a report of a suspicious package which was eventually identified as a hidden geocache. While the situation was deemed safe, authorities are reminding residents to be aware of the presence of these containers in local public spaces. The incident serves as a local safety check to ensure community members feel secure in recreational areas.
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News·OnTheLocks.ca·
  • •PTBO Lions Club Cans & Bottle Drive
  • •The Peterborough Lions Club is hosting a community cans and bottle drive on August 18, 2026. Residents are encouraged to participate in this local event to support community initiatives.
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News·The Weather Network·
  • •Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Bancroft Area
  • •Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Bancroft, Hastings Highlands, and Denbigh region. Residents should be prepared for potential wind gusts up to 90 km/h and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during the weather event.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest Concert at Del Crary Park
  • •Peterborough Musicfest continues this Saturday night with a free live concert at Del Crary Park. Residents and visitors are invited to bring lawn chairs to the Little Lake waterfront to enjoy high-quality musical performances under the stars. The series is a long-standing summer tradition in the city, providing free entertainment for all ages.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough and District Farmers' Market at Morrow Park
  • •The Peterborough and District Farmers' Market will be open this Saturday at Morrow Park, featuring a wide variety of fresh local produce and artisan goods. Shoppers can find seasonal vegetables, home-baked treats, and handmade crafts while supporting local farmers. The market remains a key weekend gathering spot for the Peterborough community.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Buckhorn Festival of the Arts Returns This Weekend
  • •The Buckhorn Festival of the Arts is set to return this weekend at the Buckhorn Community Centre, featuring works from over 100 Canadian artists. This 49th annual event offers visitors the chance to engage with world-renowned artists and purchase original pieces in a scenic outdoor setting. The festival serves as a major cultural fundraiser for the local community.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Peterborough County Job Fair for Seasonal Winter Roles
  • •Peterborough County is holding a job fair today at the Best Western Plus Otonabee Inn for seasonal winter operations roles. Interested job seekers can explore career opportunities in winter road maintenance and snow removal. Staff will be on-site to discuss requirements for various seasonal positions starting this fall.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Temporary Road Closure on Wallis Drive
  • •Wallis Drive is currently subject to a temporary road closure to accommodate scheduled municipal maintenance work. The City of Peterborough advises drivers to seek alternate routes and follow all posted signage to avoid delays. The closure is part of ongoing efforts to improve local water and road infrastructure.
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News·Peterborough Tourism·
  • •Peterborough Folk Festival Begins Today
  • •The Peterborough Folk Festival officially begins today, featuring various folk music acts and community performances across the city. The festival hosts numerous free events at Del Crary Park, showcasing both local and national talent. Residents are encouraged to visit the downtown core throughout the weekend for live music, food vendors, and family activities.
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News·City of Kawartha Lakes OPP·
  • •Multi-Vehicle Collision on Highway 7 at Emily Park Road
  • •The City of Kawartha Lakes OPP are currently on the scene of a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 7 at Emily Park Road. Motorists are requested to avoid the area and use detours as first responders work to clear the scene. Traffic is expected to be delayed for several hours while the investigation and cleanup continue.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Major Structure Fire on Healey Falls Drive
  • •Emergency crews are currently responding to a major structure fire on Healey Falls Drive near County Road 50 in Trent Hills. The building was reported as fully engulfed with witnesses reporting sounds of explosions in the vicinity. The Ontario Provincial Police are on the scene and an investigation into the cause is currently underway.
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News·The Guardian·
  • •Canadian airline cancels flight after child refuses to wear seatbelt
  • •Flight from Victoria to Toronto forced to return to terminal after repeated attempts to secure child in seat failed A Canadian airline cancelled a flight from Victoria to Toronto after a child refused to wear a seatbelt. The child was standing in their chair as the 6 August Porter Airlines flight taxied towards the runway, the airline said. Repeated attempts by an accompanying parent and crew to secure the child in their seat failed, so the crew elected to return to the terminal and have the two
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News·BBC News·
  • •Young girl finds whale stranded on Australian beach
  • •The humpback whale later successfully freed itself after the tide rose in Queensland, Australia.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Drone captures devastating aftermath of Spokane wildfires
  • •The aerial footage shows homes destroyed down to their foundations, with burned cars still parked in some driveways.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Watch: Tide of rubbish blankets Philippines river
  • •Workers in Manila waded through the river, collecting waste that washed in during days of heavy rain.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Watch: Was Trump smuggled out of Air Force One in a catering truck?
  • •US media reports say the president secretly left via a catering truck to avoid a threat to his life from Iran.
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News·BBC News·
  • •The lonely Chinese men being conned by fake brides
  • •"Flash marriage" scams are an extreme symptom of a demographic crisis long in the making in China.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Jackie, the famous California bald eagle, dies after weeks of intensive care
  • •Jackie and her partner, Shadow, had been watched by millions of people over the years through the Big Bear Eagle Nest Cam.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Trump signs order to limit childhood vaccines and split MMR shots
  • •The American Academy of Pediatrics calls the recommendation on measles, mumps and rubella shots "dangerous".
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News·BBC News·
  • •Australia PM under fire for remarks on Japanese counterpart's melon gifts
  • •An ex-Japanese envoy said the "sexist" comments "betrayed the close bond" between the countries.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Libyan authorities battle big blaze at major oil refinery
  • •Monday's drone strike on the Zawiya refinery was the third such incident in two days.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Thailand suspends new gun permits after mass shooting
  • •Authorities promise tough new laws in the country, which has high levels of firearms ownership.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Ousted Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad sentenced to death in absentia
  • •The ex-president is convicted of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity during the country's civil war.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Luigi Mangione murder trial to have anonymous jury and overflow seating
  • •The judge overseeing the state murder trial has set out some rules for public access, but other questions remain about the high-profile case.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Former judge removed by Orbán elected Hungarian president
  • •Since taking office in early May, the new Hungarian government has lost no time dismantling Viktor Orbán's legacy.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Russia releases former US Marine reported in poor health
  • •Trump said Robert Gilman, who was arrested in 2022, was released on a humanitarian basis, after he had reportedly been in a catatonic-like state.
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News·BBC News·
  • •France bans unsolicited telemarketing calls
  • •Cold calling is coming to an end in France, with one consumer group calling the ban a "small revolution".
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News·BBC News·
  • •Lebanon parliament votes to abolish death penalty
  • •The new law - which next goes to the cabinet for approval - would make Lebanon the first country in the Middle East to end capital punishment.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Russia using North Korean missiles to strike Ukraine, Zelensky says
  • •Ukraine's president says strikes in Zaporizhzhia - which killed seven people - involved ballistic missiles from Russia's ally.
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News·BBC News·
  • •US says helicopter fired missiles to disable ship breaking Iran blockade
  • •US Central Command says its helicopter hit the engine room of a Panama-flagged cargo vessel in the Gulf of Oman.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Rescuers scramble for survivors with 180 dead in Colombia earthquake
  • •Colombia experienced a number of aftershocks on Tuesday, as efforts continued to free survivors trapped in rubble and buildings.
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News·Peterborough Roads·
  • •Hwy 28 closed in both directions between Hwy 7 & Peterborough Rd 4/Warsaw Rd
  • •Highway 28 is currently closed in both directions between Highway 7 and Peterborough Road 4/Warsaw Road due to a vehicle collision. Emergency crews are on the scene, and motorists are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
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News·kawarthaNOW·
  • •Community Care Peterborough presents 5th Annual Gary Dalliday Memorial Caring Charity Golf Tournament
  • •Community Care Peterborough is hosting its 5th Annual Gary Dalliday Memorial Caring Charity Golf Tournament on August 10, 2026. This local event brings the community together to support essential care services in the Peterborough region.
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News·PtboCanada·
  • •Temporary water service disruptions on Brealey Drive
  • •The City of Peterborough has announced temporary water service disruptions on Brealey Drive, specifically between Stenson Boulevard and Forster Avenue, to facilitate ongoing watermain work. Residents may experience discoloured water due to sediment; it is recommended to run the cold water tap for 10 to 15 minutes until clear. For further inquiries or emergency assistance, residents can contact City of Peterborough Water Services.
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News·Peterborough Scanner Feed·
  • •Road closure at Matchett Line and Mahood Road for maintenance
  • •A construction-related road closure is currently in effect at the intersection of Matchett Line and Mahood Road in the Township of Otonabee-South Monaghan. Public Works crews closed the intersection at 8:00 a.m. for scheduled maintenance activities, and the road is expected to remain impassable until approximately 2:00 p.m. today.
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News·Global News Peterborough·
  • •Charges laid following rollover collision on Monaghan Road
  • •Peterborough Police have laid charges following a rollover collision on Monaghan Road near Cameron Street earlier this morning. A 20-year-old driver is facing a careless driving charge after reportedly striking two parked vehicles and ending up on the roof. No injuries were reported, but emergency crews remained on the scene to clear the wreckage.
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News·Freq 90.5/ 96.7 WOW FM·
  • •Peterborough Police investigating armed robbery downtown
  • •Peterborough Police are currently investigating a street-level armed robbery that occurred in the downtown area. A victim reported having a gold chain stolen at knifepoint, and authorities are actively looking into the incident.
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News·Peterborough Examiner·
  • •Weather Alert: Heavy Rainfall Expected in Peterborough
  • •A yellow rainfall warning is in effect for Peterborough from Sunday morning through Monday morning. Residents are advised to avoid driving through flooded roadways and to watch for potential washouts near rivers, creeks, and culverts as heavy rainfall may lead to pooling water and property damage.
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News·KawarthaNOW·
  • •Road Closures in Effect for Musicfest and Civic Holiday Events
  • •Several road closures remain in effect near Del Crary Park to accommodate ongoing Peterborough Musicfest activities and holiday festivities. Crescent Street is closed from Romaine to Perry Street, while sections of Lock and Lake streets are also restricted to local traffic only. Motorists should expect delays and follow posted detours in the Little Lake neighborhood throughout the long weekend.
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News·Kawartha 411·
  • •Police Investigation Continues After Cavan-Monaghan Resident Charged
  • •Peterborough Police are continuing to investigate several incidents involving young girls after a 43-year-old Cavan-Monaghan man was recently charged with 11 offences. Authorities believe there may be more victims and are urging anyone with information to come forward to assist with the ongoing case. The investigation covers multiple incidents in the Peterborough and Cavan-Monaghan areas.
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News·Town of Cobourg·
  • •Victoria Hall Clock Tower Restoration Underway in Cobourg
  • •Restoration work on the iconic Victoria Hall Clock Tower is beginning this week and is expected to continue through mid-October. Scaffolding will be erected around the tower to facilitate repairs to the historic structure, though municipal offices remain accessible. Residents are advised of the ongoing construction activity in the downtown core during the project duration.
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News·City of Peterborough·
  • •Springwood Road Pavement Resurfacing Project to Begin
  • •The City of Peterborough has announced that pavement preservation and resurfacing work on Springwood Road is scheduled to commence this week. The project includes milling existing asphalt and installing new surfaces, which will result in temporary lane reductions and flagging operations. Local traffic may experience delays within the construction limits through the fall of 2026.
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News·PTBO Today·
  • •Movies at the Park Features 'Paddington in Peru' at Quaker Foods City Square
  • •The Peterborough Downtown Business Improvement Area is hosting a community movie night featuring 'Paddington in Peru' this Tuesday evening. The free screening will take place at Quaker Foods City Square starting at 8:00 p.m., providing a family-friendly outdoor experience in the heart of downtown. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and snacks for the event.
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News·Today's Northumberland·
  • •Fair Jeanne Tall Ship Arrives at Cobourg Waterfront
  • •The Canadian brigantine tall ship Fair Jeanne has arrived at the Cobourg waterfront, bringing a touch of maritime tradition to the region for the Civic Holiday. Despite rainy conditions, the vessel is docked near the East Pier, offering a unique sight for residents and visitors throughout the day. Locals are encouraged to visit the harbor to view the historic ship before its scheduled departure.
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News·PtboCanada·
  • •Peterborough Civic Holiday Service Closures in Effect
  • •Municipal offices, including Peterborough City Hall and the Public Library, are closed today in observance of Peter Robinson Day. While curbside waste collection will follow the holiday schedule, most city-run administrative services are unavailable until Tuesday morning. Local residents can access emergency services and some recreation facilities which remain open on modified hours.
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News·My Haliburton Now·
  • •Cardiff Townsite Firework Ban Reminder for Holiday Visitors
  • •Highlands East Fire Chief Chris Baughman is reminding residents that the use of fireworks is strictly prohibited in the Cardiff Townsite this Civic Holiday. The ban is enforced year-round to mitigate fire risks and protect local wildlife and residential peace during high-occupancy weekends. Visitors and seasonal residents are urged to comply with local bylaws to avoid significant fines.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •OPP Increases Aircraft and Ground Patrols for Civic Holiday Weekend
  • •Bancroft OPP and MTO officers have intensified traffic enforcement across North Hastings for the Civic Holiday, utilizing the Airplane Enforcement Program to monitor high-traffic corridors like Highway 62. The campaign focus remains on the 'Big Four' causes of road fatalities: impaired, aggressive, and distracted driving. Drivers should expect a heavy police presence and potential roadside RIDE checks throughout the day.
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News·kawarthaNOW·
  • •Peterborough Musicfest Presents Garth Brooks and Shania Twain Tributes
  • •A double tribute concert celebrating country icons Garth Brooks and Shania Twain is scheduled for tonight at Del Crary Park in Peterborough. Part of the free Musicfest summer series, the event is expected to attract large crowds to the downtown waterfront, and attendees are advised to arrive early for seating. This ongoing concert series continues to be a highlight for local music fans throughout the season.
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News·My Bancroft Now·
  • •Final Day of 61st Rockhound Gemboree in Bancroft
  • •The annual Rockhound Gemboree concludes today at the Bancroft Curling Club, showcasing a massive collection of gems, minerals, and fossils. Residents and tourists are encouraged to visit the final exhibits and attend geology seminars before the festivities wrap up this evening. This signature local event draws thousands to the 'Mineral Capital of Canada' and supports many regional vendors.
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News·PTBO Canada·
  • •Utility Pole Down on Parkhill Road Following Wind Gusts
  • •A damaged utility pole has resulted in a complete road closure on Parkhill Road West between Ravenwood Drive and Monaghan Road. Hydro crews are on the scene to replace the pole and restore power to a small pocket of nearby homes affected by the incident. Local police are on-site directing traffic through residential side streets.
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News·Global News Peterborough·
  • •Collision on Highway 115 Near Airport Road Slows Traffic
  • •Emergency responders are currently at the scene of a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 115 southbound near the Airport Road exit. One lane remains blocked, causing significant backups for those traveling towards the GTA from Peterborough. Paramedics are on-site assisting those involved, and drivers are advised to expect delays for the next hour.
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News·Northumberland News·
  • •Annual Cobourg Sandcastle Festival Continues Throughout Sunday
  • •The Cobourg Sandcastle Festival is in full swing at Victoria Park Beach, featuring master sculptors and amateur competitions throughout the afternoon. Visitors can enjoy live music and various food vendors on-site until the event concludes at 5:00 PM today. The festival has attracted significant crowds to the waterfront, and extra parking is available at the nearby community centre.
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News·Kawartha 411·
  • •Public Safety Alert: High Water Levels at Otonabee River
  • •The Otonabee Conservation Authority has issued a safety alert for the Otonabee River banks due to recent heavy rainfall causing rising water levels. Residents and visitors are advised to keep children and pets away from the river's edge at Little Lake and surrounding city parks. While flooding is not currently expected, the fast-moving water remains a significant hazard.
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News·Peterborough Examiner·
  • •Emergency Water Main Repair Closes Portion of Chemong Road
  • •City of Peterborough utilities crews are currently on-site repairing a significant water main break on Chemong Road near Towerhill Road. Northbound traffic is being diverted, and residents in the immediate area may experience low water pressure or temporary service interruptions. The repair is expected to be completed by late afternoon today.
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News·Pembroke Today·
  • •Annual Pembroke Car Show Underway at Local Dealerships
  • •The second annual Pembroke Car Show is taking place this Sunday across several local venues, including Pembroke Honda, Chrysler, and Nissan. The event features a wide variety of classic and modern vehicles, bringing together automotive enthusiasts from across the Ottawa Valley. Attendees can visit multiple sites throughout the day to view the displays and participate in community activities.
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News·Pembroke Today·
  • •Pembroke and Health Unit Urge Proactive Rodent Control Measures
  • •The City of Pembroke and the Renfrew County and District Health Unit have issued a joint advisory urging residents and business owners to take proactive steps to reduce rodent activity. The initiative focuses on proper waste management and property maintenance to prevent infestations in local neighborhoods. Officials are providing resources to help the community address sanitation issues effectively.
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News·Quinte News·
  • •Severe Rainfall Warning Issued for Bancroft and Hastings County
  • •Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for the Bancroft area, with localized totals potentially exceeding 50 mm through Sunday. Residents are advised to watch for potential flash flooding and water pooling on roads as heavy showers and thunderstorms move through the region. The warning remains active as the weather system progresses across Hastings County.
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News·The Guardian·
  • •Bessent ‘to-do’ list shows proposal for US to buy $5bn-$10bn of Japanese yen
  • •Treasury secretary’s notepad, photographed by Reuters on Friday morning, prompts questions over US plans During a cabinet meeting at Camp David on Friday, the US treasury secretary Scott Bessent carelessly revealed plans for the US to buy $5bn-$10bn ⁠in Japanese yen in a scribbled “to do” list left visible to a Reuters photographer. The image, taken over Bessent’s shoulder during a portion of the meeting open to journalists, showed a Camp David notepad with the underscored words “To Do” followed
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News·The Guardian·
  • •Boxer secures Tuvalu’s first Commonwealth Games medal without winning a bout
  • •Tarona Taafaki makes history in women’s 75kg category All boxers eliminated in semis receive bronze medals A boxer has made history for ⁠Tuvalu by winning the tiny Pacific island nation’s first Commonwealth ⁠Games medal without winning a single fight. Twenty-year-old Tarona Taafaki, ⁠one of five entrants in the women’s 75kg category, received a bye to the semi-finals where she lost on an unanimous points decision to India’s Lovlina Borgohain on Friday. At Commonwealth Games, all boxers eliminate
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News·The Guardian·
  • •At least 13 dead as tourist plane crashes during flight over Peru’s Nazca Lines
  • •Aircraft crashes into field after departing from the nearby city of Pisco, according to local authorities At least 13 people, among them foreign tourists, have been killed in a plane crash in southern Peru, near the Nazca Lines, police reported on Saturday. Local authorities in Nazca confirmed that 11 tourists and two pilots died when the Cessna Grand Caravan crashed in Pueblo Viejo, approximately 4 miles (6km) from the city of Nazca and roughly 12km from the Nazca Lines site. Continue reading..
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News·The Guardian·
  • •EU to hold urgent meeting of interior ministers on Tuesday over Ceuta crisis
  • •Divisions remain in the bloc over mass crossing of migrants into Spanish territory in north Africa The EU is to hold an urgent meeting of interior ministers on Tuesday amid continued divisions in the bloc over the arrival of more than 50,000 migrants in the Spanish territory of Ceuta in north Africa. The decision was taken by officials representing EU member states and Frontex border agency experts at what was described as a “sobering” meeting on Saturday. Continue reading...
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News·BBC News·
  • •Watch: Tens of thousands of migrants enter Spain's Ceuta from Morocco
  • •Most migrants who reached Spain's North African territory of Ceuta from Morocco have returned, officials said.
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News·BBC News·
  • •What we know about the Pakistan avalanche and missing climbers
  • •Three bodies have been recovered so far, with the search continuing for the remaining seven.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Crowds line Amsterdam's canals for Pride boat parade
  • •Costumed participants danced and waved from a colourful flotilla of 80 decorated vessels as they made their way through the city's waterways.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Death row inmates desperate to escape execution in Saudi Arabia call the BBC
  • •Dozens of Ethiopians are awaiting execution - some called the BBC to tell their stories.
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News·BBC News·
  • •How Australia combines modern tech and Indigenous knowledge to fight fire
  • •As Europe faces its worst wildfires in decades, Australia offers lessons in disaster preparedness.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Trump administration drops Reflecting Pool vandalism charge and admits 'botched' repairs
  • •President Donald Trump had blamed "sick" vandals, and a former Olympian had been charged, but prosecutors now say contractors caused the damage.
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News·BBC News·
  • •India's 'cockroach' protesters have wounds consistent with pellet-gun fire, say experts
  • •Ballistic experts say the dozens of tiny round punctures are tell-tale signs of pellet gun injuries.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Peru's ex-president leaves jail after 15-year jail term for corruption overturned
  • •Ollanta Humala had been convicted of money laundering offences alongside his wife in 2025.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Nine killed in strikes on Kyiv, as Ukraine sinks Russian container ship
  • •The attack comes as Moscow escalates deadly ballistic missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital.
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News·BBC News·
  • •Three killed after bomb detonated at Moscow restaurant, state media say
  • •Security officials said a woman tried to enter the restaurant with explosives but was stopped by a security guard.
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