Editorial: Solidarity in Journalism’s Hard Times
It’s hard to believe that 2018 has already come and gone. I like to play a game with myself, and sometimes friends, where I...
Editorial: Halfway through the Academic Year
As reader of this newspaper, I hope you enjoy Arthur’s last issue of 2018. It has been an immense honour to be co-editor of...
Humans of Basic Income Coming to Peterborough in December
Nourish Project Peterborough, in partnership with Artspace, is hosting Hamilton-based photographer Jessie Golem at the Artspace on Aylmer street.
The Nourish Project “uses a collaborative...
Trent Oxfam Presents: A Sustainable Soiree
Dim the lights and imagine walking down the main stairs into Champlain College’s Great Hall. A student cafeteria during the daytime, tonight the hall...
Navigating Transness and Surgical Tourism in Canada
I am trans.
This means several things at once.
It means, in my case, that I am AFAB – that is, assigned female at birth. Birth...
Hungry for Income program aims to reframe perspective on food insecurity
Hungry for Income is a food insecurity training program through the Nourish food organization. The Nourish website says it is aimed at educating people...
The Only Market that is Free, Brought to You by OPIRG
Have you ever wondered who OPIRG is and what it is they do?
OPIRG stands for the Ontario Public Interest Research Group. It is...
“Expect More” from Diane Therrien
On October 22, Peterborough elected Diane Therrien as mayor in a landslide victory over incumbent Daryl Bennett. A former councillor, Therrien, 32, won with...
“The Point is Poetry”: Peterborough Poetry Slam November Slam
Poetry slams have held a certain level of mysticism in popular culture. There are also a lot of misconceptions about the poets and participants....
