Alex Schummer is a journalist based in Peterborough, Canada. With a focus on local news, Alex writes for The Peterborough Examiner and Northumberland News, covering a range of topics including community events, business news, education, mental health, and Indigenous affairs. Alex's work has also been featured in prominent publications such as the Toronto Star, Waterloo Region Record, St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Alex Schummer's coverage focuses on local news in Peterborough, covering a wide range of topics including community events, infrastructure, mental health, and non-profit organizations. Based on the articles covered by Alex Schummer, pitches should focus on providing insights or stories related to local events and initiatives within Peterborough. Experts or individuals with direct involvement in community issues such as infrastructure development, education programs, healthcare services or government policies at the local level would likely be well-received.
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By: Alex Schummer
The Ontario government announced on Wednesday they will be supporting the installation of 40 new electric vehicle charging stations in Peterborough and the Kawarthas, as part of their $63 million EV ChargeON Program Community Sites Stream.
By: Alex Schummer
The Rotary Club of Peterborough Kawartha will launch their 25th annual Kawartha Rotary Christmas Auction on Nov. 18, with proceeds going to support a range of community projects.
By: Alex Schummer
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peterborough announced that its annual holiday gift-wrapping fundraiser will be running over the weeks leading up to Christmas.
By: Alex Schummer
Parasite is transmitted when rodents are consumed by a larger animal, but humans can become infected through contact with dog feces, says Dr. Kristen Harton, veterinarian at Sherbrooke Heights Animal Hospital.
By: Alex Schummer
Re/Max Canada’s 2025 Housing Market Outlook Report indicates Peterborough is heading for a buyer’s market, with first-time home buyers expected to drive this activity.
By: Alex Schummer
Peterborough organizations are expecting their food bank services and toy drives to experience a sharp uptick in patronage this holiday season compared to previous years.
By: Alex Schummer
The Kawartha Youth Orchestra will host an “Ode to Joy” concert at All Saints Anglican Church on Dec. 8, at 6 p.m., celebrating the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9.
By: Alex Schummer
Five Canadian writers, including a Trent professor, were named recipients of the Canada Prizes award presented by the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences, the organization announced on Monday.
By: Alex Schummer
Two Peterborough recipients of the bi-annual Order of Canada may not have their in-person investiture ceremony for upwards of several years, allegedly due to backlogs coupled with budgetary constraints.
By: Alex Schummer
A resident of the seniors supportive housing complex at 555 Bonaccord St. ‘Hunt Terraces’ reached out, on Thursday, to say that tenants are concerned for their safety, after being informed their on-site security will be disbanded effective Jan. 1 due to budgetary constraints.
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