Peterborough Blogs
Here Are People Skating On Peterborough Streets
/UPDATE: Our post has gone viral, with over 60,000 views across Canada and beyond
Read MoreA Hastings Man Has Some Of The Best Dancing Christmas Lights You'll Ever See
/Brian Dainard has one heck of a Christmas light display that he puts on each year in Hastings near Peterborough.
His YouTube channel is full of awesome dancing Christmas displays.
Have a look at a small sampling below...
Here's The 2016 PTBOCanada.com Awesome List
/35 people, places & things that made this year rock!
Read MorePeterborough Santa Claus Parade Is December 3rd, Theme Is Christmas At The Movies
/The 43rd Annual Kinsmen Club of Peterborough Santa Claus parade takes place Saturday, December 3rd in beautiful downtown Peterborough, and the theme is Christmas at the Movies.
The Peterborough Santa Claus parade is the longest running, biggest, small Santa Claus Parade in Central Ontario. The parade starts at 4:45 p.m. at City Hall, running through the downtown until about 6:30 p.m.
Parade float applications are available here—the application deadline is Saturday, November 19th. Parade organizers are hoping to light up George St. with some Hollywood movie magic to play into this year's theme.
Millbrook Was Beautifully Transformed Into Charlottetown, PEI For New CBC/Netflix TV Series "Anne"
/Millbrook townsfolk were buzzing on Tuesday (November 8th), as their picturesque downtown near Peterborough, Ontario became the set for a new, upcoming CBC/Netflix series Anne based on the 1908 classic novel Anne of Green Gables.
The adaptation of the famous novel is slated to air early in 2017, and is being spearheaded by Emmy-winning writer Moira Walley-Beckett (Breaking Bad). The eight-episode series will stream globally on Netflix and air on CBC in Canada, and by airing on Netflix will further introduce Anne to a generation of new fans outside Canada.
Millbrook was dramatically transformed into Charlottetown, PEI for the scenes. Here are pictures below from the set...
Anne Shirley herself is being played by Amybeth McNulty, who wasn't on set today...
Photo by Caitlin Cronenberg
PRHC Has A Volunteer Staff Band Called The Misfits That Brings Joy To Patients
/PRHC has a volunteer staff band that plays for patients once a month—and includes staff members from across all areas of the hospital.
The Misfits—made up of people from departments such as Building Services, Physiotherapy, Social Work, Laboratory, Mental Health and Finance—practice twice a week at lunch hour to prepare for the patients.
The Misfits rehearsing on lunch hour




