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Suzanne Mooser (left) and Emily Wakeham, two students at Fleming College's Frost campus in Lindsay, appeared before Kawartha Lakes city council on May 7, 2024 asking that council consider and pass a resolution calling for the college's reversal of the suspension of the programs. Wakeham made the presentation and both she and Mooser answered questions posed by councillors. (kawarthaNOW screenshot of City of Kawartha Lakes video)

Fleming Frost campus students ask City of Kawartha Lakes councillors for support

May 8, 2024

Lucas Pronk (left) as the 19th-century Upper Canada politician Peter Robinson with Nathan Govier as wealthy English landowner Lord Kingston. In a scene from Trent Valley Archives Theatre's play "Tide of Hope" being staged at at Market Hall Performing Arts Centre in Peterborough on May 15 and 16, 2024, Lord Kingston tries to impress Robinson by explaining his woes in feeding so many poor Irish families while rounding up Irish rebels, and finally attempts to convince Robinson to take them all off his hands by settling them in Upper Canada. (Photo: Suzanne Schroeter)

Trent Valley Archives Theatre’s ‘Tide of Hope’ to connect audiences to local history

May 8, 2024

VIA Rail Canada's morning commuter train service from Ottawa to Toronto is back on track with the introduction of VIA Rail Train 641 with stops in Cobourg and Port Hope in Northumberland County. The service, replacing VIA Rail Train 651 that was suspended during the pandemic, begins on May 27, 2024. (Photo: VIA Rail Canada)

Northumberland County warden applauds return of VIA Rail morning train service

May 8, 2024

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