Videos

On this week's episode of Meet the Band Local Musician Shaune Walt in featured. Here is one of his original tunes All the Way Down performed by Shaune in our YourTV Peterborough Studios.

Celebrating 130 years of Public Health In the Kawarthas Part 4 “The Contribution of Nursing to Public Health.” Dr. Kirsten Woodend  and  “The Role of Women in Health Protection: Pasteurization of Milk and the Women’s Institute.” Dr. Rosana Salvaterra (Medical Officer of Health) in conversation with Beryl Harris. April 8 at 7pm Only on YourTV.

Celebrating 130 years of Public Health In the Kawarthas Part 3

“Inventing a Public for Ontario’s Public Health, 1882-85.” 
Professor Kenton Kroker

"Great Lakes Governance, Environmental Protection 
and Public Health.” Professor Jamie Benidickson

Monday, April 1 at 7:00pm on YourTV

Celebrating 130 years of Public Health In the Kawarthas,
Part Two

“Indigenous Healing and Medicine: the Case of Diabetes.” Edna Manitowabi

“The Role of Vaccines in the Eradication of Polio.” Dr. Garry Humphreys

"Tobacco-Wise History in Peterborough" The Peer Leaders of Peterborough Public Health

Monday, March 18 at 7:00pm on YourTV

Celebrating 130 years of Public Health In the Kawarthas, Part One

A Conference hosted by the Peterborough Historical Society 
and Peterborough Public Health

“Building Public Health in Peterborough 1850-1920.” Dale Standen

Monday, March 25 at 7:00pm
on YourTV

Peterborough-Kawartha MPP Dave Smith says the Golden Girls Bill is before the Ontario government.

Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien says unfortunately not everything that gets put into the recycling bin actually gets recycled.   The city is currently working on a recycling education plan.

Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MP Jamie Schmale explains why he is opposed to the CPP Enhancement program which became effective January 1, 2019.

Thanks to our Season 1 of Meet the Band Sponsors Long and McQuade & Evil Kitty Graphics.

Councillor Keith Riel is now on the COPHI (City of Peterborough Holdings Inc.) board and is privy to more information.

Peterborough Councillor Gary Baldwin says he is looking at ways the city can cut down on compostable waste going to the landfill.