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Read MoreThe Heart and Stroke Foundation's local chapter is looking for teams for this year's Big Bike Event in Peterborough.
Teams can be staff, friends, family, survivors or a memorial team riding in memory of a loved one. The Peterborough ride takes place on May 11, 12, 13 and 14th (Monday to Thursday), and starts and ends across from Peterborough Square in the downtown.
There is space for full (29 riders) or half (15 riders) teams.
Click here to register or learn more.
Contact Sara Lunn at 705.749.1044 or email slunn@hsf.on.ca for more information. Register here.
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Plane is in @Ptbo_Canada!! Takeoff at 11am to Chicago!! First time Porter has utilized the @PtboAirport #ptbocharter pic.twitter.com/1wwE9cq2Tn
— Carlson Wagonlit (@CWTStewartTvl) April 9, 2015
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Carlson Wagonlit Stewart Travel has announced a Porter Airlines charter from Peterborough Airport to Chicago. Porter Airlines has been contracted to fly from Peterborough Airport to Chicago Midway Airport April 9th. Once again, this is a first for Peterborough and Peterborough Airport, as the popularity of flights to destinations directly from Peterborough’s newly expanded airport has made this new partnership a reality.
“We continue to raise the bar and build upon the foundation of our charter flight and package program directly from Peterborough Airport," says Scott Stewart, President of Carlson Wagonlit Stewart Travel, adding, "The entire Peterborough, Lakeshore and Durham regions have clearly shown that the demand for departures out of Peterborough is necessary."
For additional information about the flight or to book one, contact CWT Stewart Travel at 705.743.8683.
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Peterborough Police have released their list of the Top 10 Worst intersections for collisions in 2014. The Traffic Management Unit will, as in previous years, be concentrating on these intersections throughout the year.
Here they are...
Winter parking restrictions are now in effect in Peterborough. Here is what you need to know:
1. These restrictions are in place to assist snow-clearing operations.
2. From December 1st to April 1st each year, parking is prohibited on all City streets from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. This allows better snow clearing of City streets at a lower cost because equipment will not have to return to clear areas where vehicles were parked. The fine for a violation is $15.
3. During a snowstorm, when snow-clearing is underway, no stopping is permitted on any city street. Snow-clearing operations typically take place between midnight and 8:00 a.m. The fine is $80 for this violation and the vehicle will be towed.
4. If your car is towed, all vehicles north of Parkhill Road will be towed to Milroy Park located at 242 Milroy Drive, with all other vehicles being towed to Morrow Park located at 171 Lansdowne St. W. After 24 hours, all unclaimed vehicles will be towed to an impound yard at the owners expense.
5. Free overnight parking is permitted at all municipal parking lots, King Street Parkade and Simcoe Parking Garage. Vehicles parked overnight at either parking garage can obtain a gate-arm ticket upon entry to the garage to be used for a free transit trip home.
6. Parking is normally permitted throughout the day and evening during snowy weather. Only in an extreme weather event would a public service announcement be initiated to remove vehicles from city streets during the day or evening.
7. Residents are reminded that there is no parking any time of the year on city streets for longer than 3 hours, except where a sign indicates otherwise.
For more information, call the Parking Division at 705-742-7777 ext. 2802.
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For 10 months of the year, Peterborough teacher/cylist Drew Ginter gets to commute to work by bike.
One day, he attached his camera to his bike and recorded his trek.
Here is a time-lapse of Drew's commute squeezed into two minutes and 48 seconds...
After a delay in landing due to the fog, the Boeing 737 has landed at Peterborough Airport! Next stop an historic flight to New York City! Watch the video of the landing here.
Passengers waiting at Peterborough Airport for Canadian North to take them to New York City!
The first ever Boeing 737 to land at Peterborough Airport took place Wednesday evening (September 24th), as Canadian North airline came to visit the passengers who will be flying the charter leaving the airport October 2nd to New York City organized by travel agency Carlson Wagonlit Travel. Here's some pictures of history in the making at an airport where the sky is the limit...
[photos via Loomex Group Facebook page]
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Cuz if you're going to get a human size gnome, you might be as well prop it in the back seat of your car and make the dude look all chill. No word on whether he ordered an Iced Capp at Tim Hortons.
Our lifestyle reporter Julie Morris, along with her friend Tracey Johnston, set out on a paddle boat ride on the Otonabee River and Little Lake on Friday (July 25th)...
. @CupcakeJu and I have started our paddling adventure @Ptbo_Canada #pedalandpaddle #paddleboat pic.twitter.com/PIKJf6tjfK
— Tracey Johnston (@TraceyMJohnston) July 25, 2014
There is nothing better than being a tourist in your own city! Here are some pictures they snapped along the way...
Yep, awesome city indeed.
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