Videos

Check out Peterborough based band the Paper Shakers as they perform one of their originals for us in the YourTV Peterborough Studios. The song is titled "Naked." Don't miss Episode 2 of Meet the Band Premiering Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at 8PM on YourTV Peterborough.

Catch tomorrow nights episode of Meet the Band on YourTV Peterborough as we are introduced to Peterborough based band the Paper Shakers.

Peterborough-Kawartha MPP Dave Smith says Ontario's health care has to be patient-centric rather than catering to the system.

Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien says council will look at alternatives to the Parkway corridor.

Peterborough Family HealthTeam Executive Director, Lori Richey says as of January 30, 2019 there were 1403 people in Peterborough without a doctor and she would like that number to rise.  
If you do not have a family doctor or nurse practitioner you can be added to a wait list.  Visit www.peterboroughfht.com/need-a-doctor for details or call 705-536-0882

Peterborough Public Health Unit Operations Manager, Larry Stinson gives examples of what services might have had to be cut had they not received the 8.3& annual funding increase from the city.

Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MP Jamie Schmale explains how the debt and deficit are affecting Canada.

Meet the Band Premiere artists the Fortunate Losers out of Sudbury, Ontario. Check out another one of their tunes here "Arnprior."  Do not miss Meet the Band Premiering tonight at 8PM on YourTV Peterborough

Also a huge shoutout and thanks to Brad Giffen of the Fortunate Losers who created and performed the Meet the Band track for our new show!

Meet the Band Premieres on Tuesday, January 29, 2019. Episode 1 features an indie band from Sudbury, the Fortunate Losers. We would like to thank them and all the bands/artists that have made the inaugural season of Meet the Band a success!

On Politically Speaking Don Barrie weighs in on what he would do with the Peterborough Memorial Centre if he was in charge.

The decision to replace the floor at the Peterborough Memorial Centre continues to cause controversy in the city.  Peterborough Commissioner of Community Services Allan Seabrooke weighs in on the topic on Politically Speaking.

Kawartha Lakes Mayor Andy Letham has been appointed chair of the Eastern Ontario Warden's Caucus.  Will this be a benefit to Kawartha Lakes?