cycling, in all its forms, in and around Peterborough-Nogojiwanong
Part two of our 2015 Peterborough Cycling roundup looks at the highlight cycling-related events through the year. From Community Shifting Gears to Peterborough Pulse to bike education programs and a big move, there was lots of bike action in 2015. Read More …
We wrote last time about Peterborough native Megan Murphy as she sought to retrace her late father’s 1973 cycle trip through Ireland. Hers is a great story of connection, the importance of place and people and more than a little about finding yourself on a bicycle. We followed up with some questions to Megan that focused on the cycling aspects of her trip. Her answers are very interesting and reveal her growing connection to cycling. Read More …
After losing her parents, her relationship, and moving home Megan Murphy is following a 40 year old cycling journey laid out in her father’s lost and found journal—and she is bringing a film crew with her. Read More …
A little over 100 citizens came out to see what ideas AECOM, the engineering company hired by the City to conduct the Parkway Corridor Municipal Class Environmental Assessment study, had come up with after the first round of public input from a meeting held October 2, 2012. Over 20 poster-sized displays illustrated a variety of discussions and proposed approaches to building the two sections of the Parkway south and north of the existing section known as Hospital Drive. Read More …
Peterborough’s strong linkage between the city and the natural environment is quite possibly our biggest cultural and economic asset. So why would we squander it? Council seems to want us to be like every other Ontario city. We are not. Peterborough is unique. We have unique challenges and unique advantages. Ask citizens and visitors to Read More …