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Old stone schoolhouse in Peterborough demolished (opens the original)
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The old stone schoolhouse at 297 Hunter St. W., opposite the Cathedral of St Peter-In-Chains, has been demolished. Demolition began Monday after council voted in August not to grant the property a heritage designation. The property is owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Peterborough and the stone structure had been damaged in a 2015 arson, leaving it vulnerable to break-ins and vandalism. Following the arson, the Diocese stated its intention to demolish the building. At the time, damage wa
Banks closed, malls open: What to know for Sept. 30 in Ontario (opens the original)
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The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, which coincides with Orange Shirt Day, happens on Wednesday, Sept. 30. While the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a federal statutory holiday, few provinces recognize it as a stat holiday. Ontario does not recognize it as such. That means most things remain open on Wednesday, except for certain federally regulated services. The day examines the legacy of residential schools, missing children, the families left behind and the survivors of
Peterborough Rexall educates community on medication safety risks (opens the original)
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Staff at Rexall Pharmacy’s Peterborough location took part in Together for Safer Homes, an initiative aimed at educating the public on the risks associated with consuming unused and expired medications on Tuesday. The national initiative was led by Substance Canada in partnership with Rexall, the Health Products Stewardship Association (HPSA), and local law enforcement partners. Unused and expired medications are often left in cupboards, medicine cabinets, and drawers, where they can be accessed
Lakefield College School hosts AI education forum (opens the original)
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More than 600 participants across generations gathered at Lakefield College School Saturday for an event discussing how the possibilities of artificial intelligence can be harnessed while strengthening human capacities at the heart of learning. The inaugural Grove Agora: Human and Artificial Intelligence event brought together LCS students, parents, alumni, faculty and staff, school and foundation trustees and other guests, alongside Grade 7 and 8 students and their parents from the local commun
Volunteers plant community roots in Peterborough (opens the original)
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Around 100 volunteers gathered at Heritage Park in Peterboroughâs north end Saturday morning to help plant about 500 trees as part of the Trees 4 Peterborough community tree planting event. The cityâs Urban Forestry Division also attended the event. Planting started at 10 a.m. to expand Peterborough’s urban forest by creating contiguous tree cover along Riverview Creek in Heritage Park. âTrees 4 Peterborough brings together a myriad of collaborators including community partners, volunteer
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