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‘We are planning for the worst and hoping for the best’: Police to ramp up patrols during Head of the Trent celebrations this weekend (opens the original)
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Peterborough Rowing Club takes pride in the Head of the Trent Regatta and wants the city to share in it. The regattaâs 55th edition, which coincides with Trent Universityâs Homecoming Weekend, is the largest yet, with a capacity 830 crews expected to hit the Otonabee River waters on Saturday and Sunday. The regatta has doubled in size in the past five years and race co-chair Neil Horne says itâs a tribute to the hard work Peterborough Rowing Club (PRC) volunteers put into offering a first
MP defends Building Canada Strong Act that’s facing sharp criticism from environmental groups (opens the original)
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Environmental groups are warning the Building Canada Strong Act will steamroll nature protections, but Peterborough MP Emma Harrison said Bill C-39 will go through rigorous review before it becomes law. The David Suzuki Foundation said the legislation would grant Ottawa unconstrained power to waive conditions needed to protect nature and imposes unrealistic timelines for assessing threats to nature and meaningful consultation with rights-holders. Environmental law organization Ecojustice called
‘It happened really quick’: Petes caught off guard after goalie leaves team for NCAA (opens the original)
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The Peterborough Petes are reeling after goalie Owen Nelson left them for the NCAA. The Minnesota native, signed as a free agent from the USHLâs Tri-City Storm, looked to be assuming the first-string goalie role after starting three of the Petes’ last four games. Following the Petes’ 6-3 loss to the Ottawa 67âs on Saturday at the Peterborough Memorial Centre (PMC), Nelson received an offer from Augustana University in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, after the private Lutheran college lost a goali
Peterborough mayoral candidates back new arena — but not if taxpayers foot the bill (opens the original)
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This is the first of a three-part series exploring mayoral candidatesâ views on a proposed multi-use sports and entertainment complex in downtown Peterborough. Peterboroughâs mayoral candidates support the idea of a multi-use sports and entertainment complex to replace the aging Memorial Centre but not at taxpayersâ expense. The outgoing city council pledged $57 million, one-third of the projected $170 million cost of a 5,800-seat facility at 182 Townsend St. Council also hired outgoing co
UPDATE: Trent University Symons Campus closed until Monday due to watermain break (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. A watermain break has forced the evacuation of Trent Universityâs Symons Campus and cancellation of classes and operations there until Monday, Sept. 28. Campus was closed on Tuesday around 2:30 p.m. Students were seen later in the afternoon evacuating on foot with suitcases and large bags while backhoes and heavy equipment worked outside Blackburn Hall, just south of Justin Chiu Stadium.
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