Look At The Huge Canadian Flag Painted On The Ice At The Lift Lock
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Pure Canadian Awesome
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Peterborough Blogs
Take An Aerial Tour Of Lang Pioneer Village
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First there was Lakefield, then Peterborough, then Bridgenorth... and now Mark Nelsons has captured this excellent aerial footage of Lang Pioneer Village—a living history museum in Keene where costumed interpreters demonstrate the life and trades of an early settler. Have a watch below...
Look At The Amazing Image Created To Greet Travel Media Association Of Canada Next Year
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Peterborough & the Kawarthas Tourism (PKT) is hosting the 2015 Travel Media Association of Canada (TMAC) Conference & AGM in Peterborough in June 2015—the first time the well known association has chosen to host its conference in a rural destination.
This is a huge opportunity to showcase Peterborough and the Kawarthas—and all it has to offer—to travel journalists, photographers and bloggers across the country.
PKT are using a striking image (see above) by local artist John Climenhage that represents Peterborough & the Kawarthas to be included on marketing and conference materials, the conference website, email communications and collateral.
The image showcases a variety of local experiences, landmarks and landscapes, and will become a signature art piece to display at the Visitor Centre located at 1400 Crawford Drive.
PTBOCanada Featured Post: Learn All About OFAH In Peterborough
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Read MoreHere Is Rick Mercer With Hot Diggity Dogs At The Norwood Fair
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Photo via Hot Diggity Dogs Facebook page
Rick Mercer was at the Norwood Fair Sunday (October 12th) filming a segment for his hit CBC show The Rick Mercer Show.
In the clip below our Aaron Elliott filmed, Rick is with Hot Diggity Dogs Flyball Club, a flyball dog team who are really fun to watch! Rick was assigned “Cracker”, a 12-year-old flyball veteran to help him learn the game.
Watch the video below...
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He was also gracious with fans...
Watch This Stunning Aerial Footage Of Bridgenorth & Chemong Lake
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The dynamic duo of Tim Rollwagen and Mark Nelsons behind the amazing videos of Lakefield—click here—and Peterborough—click here—are back with this beauty footage of Bridgenorth and Chemong Lake.
Have a watch...
Here Is Totally Awesome Aerial Footage Of Lakefield In Fall
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Tim Rollwagen and Mark Nelsons captured this stunning footage of the beautiful village of Lakefield near Peterborough using Mark's drone camera.
Have a look for yourself below of Lakefield in all its autumn splendour (you even get to listen to Mumford & Sons as you watch)...
Peterborough To Host Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games Torch Relay Next Spring
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The TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Torch Relay is coming to the City and County of Peterborough next spring! Thirty thousand torchbearers will proudly carry the flame and share its welcoming Pan Am spirit on the 41-day journey around Canada towards the lighting of the cauldron on July 10, 2015 in Toronto to officially open the Games, and one of the stops includes Peterborough. Residents of the Peterborough area are invited to enter to be a torchbearer today at TORONTO2015.org/torch-relay. “We’re excited that the City of Peterborough has been named as a major celebration community for the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Torch Relay and we look forward to welcoming the Pan Am flame to the City and County of Peterborough next spring as we showcase our unique regional heritage and sporting traditions,” says Mayor Daryl Bennett. “We encourage all of the residents of the City and County who will be aged 13 and older by May 30, 2015 to apply to be torchbearers today at TORONTO2015.org/torch-relay. We’ll also be selecting our own special community torchbearer to run on our behalf when the flame comes to town.”
Enter now!
Watch the YouTube teaser video here for the Pan Am Games...
PTBOCanada Featured Post: Experience Toronto Transformed by Artists At Scotiabank Nuit Blanche
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