Early last December, Market Hall Performing Arts Centre hosted a performance of Cottagers and Indians, the highly-popular play written by renowned playwright and author Drew Hayden Taylor. This two-person act …
In recent years, the Canadian theatre scene has seen a budding trend towards creating experiences that seek to create a more inclusive environment for show-goers of all stripes. Relaxed performances …
“Real journalism is not concerned with the news, it is concerned with the truth,” Chris Hedges articulated to a crowd of community members, professors, and students on November 20, 2017 …
The Peterborough Parkway seems like a topic that will never find its way off of the official plan of City Council. With vehement opposition on both the local and provincial …
At the end of this week, the 10th annual David Morrison Lecture in International Development will be hosted in downtown Peterborough. Each year, this lecture series aims to bring a …
As summer closes and fall opens, Liberal MP Maryam Monsef has been making the rounds in the Peterborough-Kawartha region with a series of town hall meetings and community conversations regarding …
[The featured photo is sourced from Andrew Macdonald’s FaceBook] Last Sunday, Peterborough residents within the city’s downtown core witnessed a spectacle that shocked and offended many. Three men were seen …
March 3rd marked the Politics Society & Students’ Association in International Development’s second annual Undergraduate Symposium. This event gave undergraduates in the IDST and Political Studies departments a chance to …
“The atmosphere of totalitarianism is deadly to any kind of prose writer, though a poet… might possibly find it breathable.”- George Orwell, The Prevention of Literature When George Orwell published …
On February 1st, exactly 455 days into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal leadership, the Department of Political Studies and Champlain College held a panel discussion to reflect on the overall …
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