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Today would have marked the 100th birthday of Farley Mowat. The Rotary Club of Port Hope has planned various ways to learn more about Farley. Lynda Kay caught up with Ron Tuttle of the Port Hope Rotary Club to find out more on what they have planned for the week.

YourTV Northumberland caught up with Kim Rudd where she talked openly about why she isn't running in the next election, her health and what is next for the former MP for Northumberland-Peterborough South. #yourtv #yourtvnland #trulylocal #kimrudd #northumberlandpeterboroughsouth #npsliberals #federalpolitics #justintrudeau

With today, May 4th, being International Firefighters Day we look back on a story we told about Old 32. Former Town of Cobourg Fire Department Captain Mark Diminie tells the story of Old 32 and why they keep it running. On this day we also want to thank all the men and women, past and present who answer the bell everyday to protect the lives of others.

Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini discusses the recently announced Covid-19 Sick Leave Program

This is how we kicked off our inaugural broadcast of Cobourg Kodiaks lacrosse back in 2016

We look back at the inaugural season of the Cobourg Kodiaks in Major Series Lacrosse.

16 years ago today at approximately 1:30pm an outside holding area at Horizon Plastics International caught fire. In what some say might have been the largest fire the Town of Cobourg has ever seen caused an estimated damage of $10 million dollars. The owners at the time were Kym and Brian Read. On January 17, 2018 the Read's sold the business to Core Molding Technologies of Columbus, Ohio. After the sale, they both agreed to come into the YourTV studio to sit down and talk with Lynda Kay to talk about everything from how the business started, selling the company and the fire on April 25, 2005

Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini spoke with Mark Rockburn about his decision to vote against paid sick days in the legislature on Monday April 26th

YourTV caught up with Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini shortly after the province announced we were headed into our third lockdown in a year.