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YourTV talks with Cobourg Cougars Head Coach and General Manager Wes Wolfe about the team preparing to get back onto the ice on Monday January 31st.

This week on Municipal Matters host York Bell-Smith sits down with Municipality of Port Hope, Ontario Mayor Bob Sanderson and one of the topics discussed is the impact the #omicron variant has had on Port Hope.

The mayor for the Town of Cobourg, John Henderson, joined Lynda Kay this week on All Around the Town to promote the 20th edition of the Cobourg Civic Awards. Mayor Henderson talked about the categories that they are still looking for nominations for. 

Last week MPP David Piccini announced on Queen's Park Report that he would be seeking reelection in this springs Provincial election. This week he explains if it was a tough decision to run once again for the Progressive Conservative Party. 

MP Lawrence explains what printing money means and how this causes inflation. 

On the first episode of Municipal Matters for 2022 York Bell-Smith asks Town of Cobourg Mayor John Henderson what he feels is one of the towns greatest accomplishments was in 2021.

Applications for the Canada Summer Jobs program are due on January 27th and Northumberland-Peterborough South MP @philiplawrencemp explains why businesses should apply for the program.

In class learning is set to resume in Ontario on Monday and Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini says virtually all students and staff will be given N95 masks to wear on day one.

Dr. Natalie Bocking Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit Medical Officer of Health explains the importance of getting your booster vaccine as soon as possible.

YourTV Exclusive - Northumberland Peterborough South MPP David Piccini announced on this weeks edition of Queen's Park Report that he will seek re-election in this years provincial election

YourTV caught up with Cobourg Cougar Head Coach Wes Wolfe to take about the 3 week pause in the season and he evaluates the first half of the OJHL season.

YourTV caught up with OJHL Commissioner Marty Savoy to talk about the recent announcement that the league will be shut down for three weeks and plans going forward to complete the regular season and the playoffs.