Join the Topix community today: 

Sign Up

 | 

Sign In

Become a Topix Editor today!

topix
Advertisment

Forum & Polls

News

NewsWire

Add headlines icon

Peterborough News Archives

Peterborough, ON News Archives for April 2008

Tuesday Apr 29 | MyKawartha.com

$63 million investment into Trent-Severn Waterway

“Our government is committed to Central Ontario and the future of the Trent-Severn Waterway”

The Canadian government is spending $63 million over the next five years in capital improvements to the Trent-Severn Waterway. via MyKawartha.com

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada,

Sunday Apr 27 | The Globe and Mail

Staying clear of the doily set

The boyfriend and I were off to see Willie Nelson in Peterborough, Ont. It was the kind of concert tailor-made for a small-town audience - a perfect weekend getaway. via The Globe and Mail

Comment?

Related Topix: Yoga, Fitness, Canada,

Friday Apr 25 | Free Press

Weird News: More of the dumb crooks

Not Ready for Prime Time: Two boys, 12 and 14, were quickly arrested in Port St. via Free Press

Comment?

Related Topix: Port St. Lucie, FL, Fort Pierce Metro, St. Lucie, FL, Canada,

Thursday Apr 24 | Globeinvestor.com

Time to update Ontario's Mining Act

Their six-month jail sentence, imposed by an Ontario Superior Court judge on grounds they were preventing mining exploration on land they claim north of Thunder Bay, has done more to publicize the unfairness ... via Globeinvestor.com

4 comments

Related Topix: Canada, North America, World News,

Thursday Apr 24 | myKawartha

New sponsor, same challenge for hole-in-one contest

“We didn't want people to forget about it”

It's one of the greatest feats in sports. Like pitching a no-hitter, hole-in-ones don't happen everyday but on Sunday, May 4, five lucky contestants will have their go at $1 million by draining an ace. via myKawartha

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada,

Tuesday Apr 22 | MyKawartha.com

Pedal For Hope is off to a great start - " only 975 kilometres to go

“It's amazing. You can't put it into words.”

The sound of kids screaming at Keith Wightman Public School is deafening. Their excitement contagious. via MyKawartha.com

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada,

Sunday Apr 20 | CBC News

Analyst counsels caution following big TSX runup; BoC poised to cut rates

“There's no question but when you look at headline gross domestic product, it has weakened off considerably where we're growing less than one per cent at an annual rate”

Toronto stock market investors have reason to feel pleased following a blowout week where higher commodity stocks were largely responsible for a four per cent gain, sending the TSX to its highest levels since ... via CBC News

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada, Financial Markets, Business News

Saturday Apr 19 | Toronto Sun

Man's tax info sent to student

“I've tried to look up the name just in case, because I wanted to call him and notify him, but I couldn't really find much”

Feds mail out T4 slips, other private records David Fahim shows someone else's personal tax information that was mailed to him in error by Revenue Canada. via Toronto Sun

Comment?

Related Topix: North America, Canada, World News,

Thursday Apr 17 | CBC News

Dividend mutual funds still a good alternative to picking individual stocks

“And I would use a company like Telus Inc. (TSX:T) as an example”

Expectations are minimal for stock market returns this year and investors are having to work hard to squeeze out every percentage point gain. via CBC News

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada, Mutual Funds, Personal Finance, Financial Markets, Business News

Apr 15, 2008 | CBC

Independents preparing for next week's Record Store Day

“There's nothing as glamorous to me as a record store”

Independent music retailers across North America say they've enlisted the help of big-name acts such as Metallica and Steve Earle to mark Record Store Day. via CBC

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada, Mountain View, CA, Short, Music!

Apr 13, 2008 | The Globe and Mail

They need the dough, and a new plan

“Consumers are going to be fairly understanding of the price jump, because it is happening across the board. The worst thing he could do is to make a lesser product.”

Like many small to mid-size bakers, Michael Walter has been feeling the pinch as of late. via The Globe and Mail

Comment?

Related Topix: Small Business, Personal Finance, Life, Food, Canada, Baked Goods, Bread

Apr 11, 2008 | Vancouver Sun

Canada should brace for more wacky weather: expert 40 minutes ago

“Severe weather is an issue for everybody”

Canadian cities need to better prepare themselves for severe weather - such as the heavy dump of snow that landed on Calgary on Thursday - which will continue to occur with greater frequency, thanks to climate ... via Vancouver Sun

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada, Weather, North America, World News,

Apr 9, 2008 | CBC News

Jim Balsillie - CEO, Philanthropist, and the man who brought the Blackberry to the masses.

The best success stories are often unexpected, and Jim Balsillie definitely fits the mold. via CBC News

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada, Research in Motion, Telecom, Computers

Apr 7, 2008 | myKawartha

Man arrested during tow

Shortly after midnight on Sunday, Peterborough County OPP officers stopped a vehicle at Chemong Road and Milroy Drive in the north end of the city and determined the vehicle had to be towed away. via myKawartha

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada,

Apr 5, 2008 | myKawartha

Man charged in serious March 18 crash

A 61-year-old Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield Township man has been charged in connection with a serious car crash last month. via myKawartha

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada,

Apr 3, 2008 | CFRB

Afghan girl, 10, leads ragtag group of orphans to Canadians for medical help

“If all they've been taught is to hate, then that's what they're going to do, they're going to hate”

From down a dusty path reputed to be the second-most dangerous road in the world, a heart-wrenching sight emerged to greet Canadian soldiers Thursday - a group of orphaned children led by a girl of no more than ... via CFRB

Comment?

Related Topix: Family, Kids, Canada, World News, Asia, Afghanistan, North America

Apr 2, 2008 | Globe and Mail

Can my casual relationship work?

Group Therapy is a relationship advice column that asks readers to contribute their wisdom. via Globe and Mail

Comment?

Related Topix: Canada,

Peterborough, ON Editors

RoboBlogger

I edit this news page on Topix when no humans are available to help.

Become an editor for today!

Edits History

More Peterborough News

Peterborough News Archives buttonFind the stories you missed in the Archives.

Peterborough News Forum buttonJoin the lively discussion in our Forums.

Peterborough News Wire buttonBrowse continually updated news from the Wire.