Arthur Newspaper

Highly Likely: The Last Night Gets Weird

On March 1st, Take Cover Books hosted the fourth and final day of its Highly Likely festival. Colloquially referred to as 'the weird day' by co-owner Sean Fitzpatrick, the festival consisted of a diverse range of avant-garde music, art installations, and French-to-English novel translations.

Cirilla Bowman

and

March 12, 2026

NDP Leadership Candidate Avi Lewis Visits Peterborough Lions Club

If elected, Lewis vowed to see the NDP become "the electoral wing of the common front against fascism, shoulder-to-shoulder with social movements."

Indigo Moran

and

March 12, 2026

“A Last Resort Option:” TCSA Remains Reluctant Toward a General Student Strike

Executives say the Association is looking for "safer" and "less obstructive" forms of protest against the conversion of OSAP grants into loans.

Louanne Morin

and

March 11, 2026

Council Excludes Parklands Subdivision Study Area From On-Street Parking Permit Pilot

Council drew the ire of Parklands residents after concerns regarding street width went unheard at the prior council meeting.

David King

and

March 10, 2026

News

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Featured

Students Protest OSAP Changes at Hands Off Our Education Rally

Hundreds of students gather at Queen's Park on March 4th to rally against OSAP cuts and tuition increases.

Allen Barnier

and

March 16, 2026

News

Local

Featured

Peterborough Mayor and Councillors Hang Out for 40 Minutes at Failed Council Meeting

Maybe the real Peterborough City Council coverage was watching a couple of guys chill for 40 minutes.

David King

and

March 13, 2026

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Opinion

Letters to the Editors: Ask More of Your Student Union

Cecile Cosima Caminades

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March 14, 2026

Letters to the Editors: Ask More of Your Student Union

Cecile Cosima Caminades

and

March 14, 2026

Refilling My Bottle and Other Extremely Small Acts of Resistance (That I Made Up)

Proof That You Can Attend University For 11 Years and Still Miss the Point.

Emma Paisley

and

March 5, 2026

Refilling My Bottle and Other Extremely Small Acts of Resistance (That I Made Up)

Emma Paisley

and

March 5, 2026

The "Polite" Police: White Canadians' Cognitive Dissonance Around Police Brutality

If Canadians truly want to stand up to state-sponsored violence in the United States, we need to examine our own border policies and police brutality rates.

Indigo Moran

and

March 3, 2026

The "Polite" Police: White Canadians' Cognitive Dissonance Around Police Brutality

Indigo Moran

and

March 3, 2026

The Courier

Issue 4: ReFrame Special Edition

Arthur Newspaper: Volume 60

Edited by

Louanne Morin

Ian Vansegbrook

David King

Submit a Letter

Send us your issues and concerns or add your opinion into the Peterborough-Nogojiwanong online consciousness. It's as easy as filling out our online form.

News

Highly Likely: The Last Night Gets Weird

Cirilla Bowman

and

March 12, 2026

NDP Leadership Candidate Avi Lewis Visits Peterborough Lions Club

Indigo Moran

and

March 12, 2026

If elected, Lewis vowed to see the NDP become "the electoral wing of the common front against fascism, shoulder-to-shoulder with social movements."

“A Last Resort Option:” TCSA Remains Reluctant Toward a General Student Strike

Louanne Morin

and

March 11, 2026

Executives say the Association is looking for "safer" and "less obstructive" forms of protest against the conversion of OSAP grants into loans.

Podcasts

S3 E3: Louanne Talks About Various Philosophers

Produced by

Louanne Morin

With David swamped with work and Ian plagued with who-knows-what, Louanne is left to her own devices for a full hour.

Opinion

The "Polite" Police: White Canadians' Cognitive Dissonance Around Police Brutality

Indigo Moran

and

If Canadians truly want to stand up to state-sponsored violence in the United States, we need to examine our own border policies and police brutality rates.