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Federal government providing $3.9 million for Little Lake Loop construction (opens the original)
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The federal government is supporting the completion of a waterfront trail along Little Lake in Peterborough. Peterborough MP Emma Harrison announced Tuesday the Federal government is providing $3,914,203 from the Active Transportation Fund toward the total $7.5 million cost of completing the Little Lake Loop. âInfrastructure investments make a real and significant difference in our lives,â Harrison said during an announcement along the shore of Little Lake on Tuesday. âThey create safe com
Council votes down AI data centre moratorium, a decision some experts warn is the wrong move (opens the original)
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Peterborough will not move forward with a moratorium on AI data centres in the city. Following a council vote Monday evening, councillors voted down the proposal by Coun. Joy Lachica which would have implemented an interim control bylaw on data centres in the city limits for a period of one year. Instead, councillors voted unanimously in favour of a staff-recommended motion, moved by Coun. Kevin Duguay, which asks for a report and directs staff to notify council should a proposal for a data cent
Peterborough mayoral candidate back in court on charges of theft and assault (opens the original)
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Peterborough mayoral candidate Brian Lumsden appeared at the Ontario court of justice Thursday for a judicial pretrial hearing related to one charge each of assault and theft under $5,000. Both charges stem from a June 3 incident in which Peterborough police allege Lumsden stole a salespersonâs identification card, according to documents obtained by The Examiner. Judicial pretrials are closed meetings where the judge, Crown attorneys and defence lawyers discuss possible resolution options, a p
Arts economy takes centre stage in Peterborough mayoral debate (opens the original)
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The cityâs recent efficiency review was on trial Wednesday during the ArtsVote Peterborough debate attended by all seven Peterborough mayoral candidates organized by the Electric City Culture Council (EC3). All candidates agreed the move toward an independent operational model for the Art Gallery of Peterborough and stopping grants to the Peterborough Canoe Museum would not benefit the city and they would cast a vote against if they succeed in being elected. âThe art gallery is the heart of
Police chief defends closed-door meeting with Peterborough candidates (opens the original)
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Peterborough Police Chief Stu Betts said thereâs ânothing uniqueâ about the closed-door meeting with candidates held Wednesday and insisted that similar meetings took place in 2018 and 2022. Betts and police communications staff did not respond directly to The Examinerâs questions, but instead the chief commented under earlier Examiner coverage on ThePeterboroughExaminer.com. Betts wrote that the session is âsimply a sharing of informationâ that mayoral and council candidates âsho
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