Letter to the Editors: Hungry Kids Can’t Learn
By
Taylor Udall
and
Jessica Carter
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November 12, 2025
Let’s support school nutrition programs in Peterborough.
Letter to the Editors: Regarding the Integrity Commissioner Joint Inquiry Report
By
Rob Hailman
and
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June 9, 2025
Rob Hailman voices concern about Peterborough City Council's response to the Integrity Commissioner report.
Letter to the Editors: Show up in print and in person this election
By
Fred Rapson
and
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April 25, 2025
Trent alum Fred Rapson implores voters to carefully consider each party and leader's attitude to transparency and the media.
Letter to the Editors: Why the Integrity Commissioner Got It Wrong on the N-Word
By
Charmaine Magumbe
and
Cheryl Edwards
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January 23, 2026
The Afrocentric Awareness Network of Peterborough's response to the IC findings regarding Mayor Leal's racial slur use last year.
For Frenchy
By
JC Buuck
and
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January 8, 2026
"I hope to be sitting across from you at a bar table someday, arguing over Sopranos trivia."
Arthur Editorship Platforms 2022-23
By
Arthur Newspaper
and
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March 30, 2022
Every year a team of editors is elected to steer Arthur Newspaper into the next volume. These are the platforms for this year's Arthur Elections. Members of the Staff Collective will vote on the incoming membership on April 9th at 11am via Zoom.
Arthur Editorship Platforms 2021-2022
By
Brazil Gaffney-Knox
and
Nicky Taylor
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March 29, 2021
Nick Taylor and Brazil Gaffney-Knox are running for Arthur's editorship for Vol. 56. If you are part of Arthur's Staff Collective, you are eligible to vote for the incoming editors on April 10th, 2021 over zoom.
Who the F is Arthur?
By
Nicky Taylor
and
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September 1, 2020
Who is Arthur? An in-depth explanation of who we are and what we do - including the sought-after origin story of our paper's strange name!
We Want YOU to Submit to Arthur's Issue 0
By
Arthur Newspaper
and
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July 18, 2025
We are once again asking you to subject yourself to Arthur.
Hot Hot Heat
By
Arthur Newspaper
and
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June 23, 2025
Another Arthur-patented "Extreme Weather Letter."