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City of Peterborough

Articles

City Council Votes Not to Take Over $150,000 Yearly DBIA Settlement Payment

Louanne Morin

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A staff report recommended for council to take control of the settlement payments.

Are We Good Neighbours?

Louanne Morin

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On November 3rd, City Council rehired OneCity to operate Peterborough's sole low-barrier shelter, months after it discontinued much of its funding. But could this all have been avoided?

Budget 2026: A Brief Picture of Where We're At

David King

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After two days of budget deliberations, the big cheeses at Peterborough City Council slightly reduced the all-inclusive tax rate. Here's what this spells out for you.

Budget 2026: A Brief Picture of Where We're At

David King

November 24, 2025

"Strange but Ultimately Satisfying": Bonnerworth Park Finally Reopens

David King

November 10, 2025

Issue 1

September 29, 2025

As seasons change, other transformations across Trent's campus and downtown Peterborough bring some back, drive others out, and threaten to utterly transform the Peterborough as Arthur knows it. This issue features changes to Traill College's foodservice deployment, aggressive encampment evictions, and the rechalking of the Alareer Bridge memorial, among the things you love.

Volume 60, Issue 1

September 29, 2025

Podcast

Radio Free Arthur S2E19: Fear & Loathing at the Budget Meeting ft. Rob Hailman

Produced by

Abbigale Kernya

Evan Robins

Following a six-hour city council meeting for the ages, the editors invite man of many hats, Arthur hate reader, business manager, policy wonk, and professional "Just Some Guy," Rob Hailman to talk about Monday night's budget-related debate, and coun. Alex Bierk and Keith Riel's Notice of Motion to establish a second emergency shelter sp

Independent Journalism—Now More Than Ever.

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City of Peterborough