Arthur Newspaper: Volume 60

Articles
Highly Likely: The Last Night Gets Weird
By
Cirilla Bowman
On March 1st, Take Cover Books hosted the fourth and final day of its Highly Likely festival. Colloquially referred to as 'the weird day' by co-owner Sean Fitzpatrick, the festival consisted of a diverse range of avant-garde music, art installations, and French-to-English novel translations.
NDP Leadership Candidate Avi Lewis Visits Peterborough Lions Club
By
Indigo Moran
If elected, Lewis vowed to see the NDP become "the electoral wing of the common front against fascism, shoulder-to-shoulder with social movements."
“A Last Resort Option:” TCSA Remains Retisent Towards a General Student Strike
By
Louanne Morin
Executives say the Association is looking for "safer" and "less obstructive" forms of protest against the conversion of OSAP grants into loans.
“This is a Moment in Time”: Peterborough City Council Respond to Family Physician Shortage, Housing Crisis and Endemic Speeding at General Committee“This is a Moment in Time”: Peterborough City Council Respond to Family Physician Shortage, Housing Crisis and Endemic Speeding at General Committee
“This is a Moment in Time”: Peterborough City Council Respond to Family Physician Shortage, Housing Crisis and Endemic Speeding at General Committee
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May 13, 2025
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Podcast
Radio Free Arthur
Radio Free ArthurS3E1: We Said You Gag
Produced by
David King
 ,
 &
Ian Vansegbrook
 &
Louanne Morin
After two weeks of mistrials, we humbly bring you the first salvageable episode of the new Radio Free Arthur. This week, we chat about our new staff in abstraction and discuss how Donald Trump would make an excellent Ottoman sultan.
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