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Peterborough councillor Dan McWilliams comments on the city's newly renovated library and the amount of drugs and alcohol remnants that are being found in the washrooms.

The Peterborough Petes avoided their worst losing streak in franchise history Saturday night with a 4-3 shootout win over the North Bay Battalion. Ironically the Battalion were the team that started the Petes on this streak and are the team that helps them break out of it too.

Peterborough council may seem divided to some.  City Councillor Diane Therrien discusses how the "non-council council meeting" developed in a coatroom.

If the Peterborough Parkway is parked, then what?  City Councillor Andrew Beamer says there are developments that could relieve some of the congestion.

Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MP Jamie Schmale comments on how Canada is viewed on the international stage.

Peterborough Distribution Inc (PDI) sale should be finalized  by the end of February 2018 says Mayor Daryl Bennett.

David Feeley, Sr Manager of Programming and Community Relations for YourTV PTBO presents Alison Payne, Sr Manager of the Canadian Cancer Society with a cheque for their Pink in the Rink Fundraiser for the CCS.

Hon. Jeff Leal, Minister of Food, Agricultural and Rural Affairs says your gasoline may change in the future.

Hon. Jeff Leal, Peterborough MPP talks NAFTA on Queen's Park Report.  Latest talks from Montreal, bilateral vs multilateral agreements and Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plays a pivotal role in how we go forward.

Politically Speaking panelists discuss the current study on the Peterborough's Police Station.

Hosted by long-time YourTV on-air personality, Ken Armstrong, this program examines the controversy faced by the Canadian Senate, the history of the institution as well as an evaluation and clarification of its role.

For nearly 160 years, the Senate has been the beating heart of our nation’s government. Created to counterbalance representation by population in the House of Commons, the Senate has evolved from defending regional interests to giving voice to under-represented groups like indigenous peoples, visible minorities and women.

In recent memory, the mere mention of the Canadian Senate brings about thoughts of misspending, deception and scandal. Sadly, the rich heritage of this institution has been overshadowed of late by the wrongdoings of a few.

Ken Armstrong speaks with six Senators to find out more about the inner workings of the Upper House. Each one has their own unique background, agenda and motivation but they all share a hope for the betterment of our country.