Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour With Ron MacLean Hits Peterborough December 27th & 28th
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Celebrating Peterborough's storied hockey history...
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Front Yard Rinks Are The New Backyard Rinks
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PTBOCanada Featured Post: 14 Great Reasons To Attend Rock The Ice V At PMC
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Promoted post by Peterborough Memorial Centre
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It's 1979 & The Canadian Rally Of The Tall Pines Starts In Downtown Peterborough
/In 1979, the starting point for Molson's Rally of the Tall Pines took place in Peterborough as part of the last stop in Molson's Rally Championship of Canada series that year.
Here are the cars rolling into Peterborough to begin preparations...
The racers come from all over North America and get their cars ready (some rocking trucker hats and plaid, like this guy from Rochester, NY)...
The official start area for the race is at Peterborough City Hall in the downtown...
And the race begins with the "transit stage" in downtown Peterborough...
Then the next stage of the race begins outside the city in a more wide open area for spectators...
Watch the full video of the race highlights here...
Jersey Raised To Rafters: The Petes All Wore No. 6 In Warm-Ups To Honour Chris Pronger
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The Peterborough Petes honoured Chris Pronger today (November 2nd) by raising his jersey to the rafters. The players all wore Pronger's No. 6 in warm-ups to honour him.
Below are pictures that came in over social media from the ceremony at PMC, as Pronger was in town for this special day...
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Meet The Peterborough Flyball Dogs
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The Peterborough Flyball Dogs are a dyanamic local club that train at Kawartha Moving and Storage on Mervin Street in Peterborough in a heated facility.
The Peterborough Flyball Dogs team is a not-for-profit organization. Members share the cost of training their dogs for this relay dog sport. The club meets weekly, during the competition season, from March until the end of August. They are going to be starting their fourth year of training in the new year.
Most of the dogs in the club are local, however, they have members that come from the surrounding communities and as far away as Oshawa to train with the team on Thursday evenings.
The new season begins March 2015, and if you think your dog might be interested in becoming a flyball dog, email here. The team has a roster cap of 20 dogs. They accept all breeds and are always on the lookout for the smaller breeds to act as "Height Dogs". Learn more on their Facebook page.
