Joelle Kovach is a City Hall Reporter at the Peterborough Examiner. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, social issues, and regional interests, with a focus on the impacts of these themes within her community and beyond. Joelle's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Niagara Falls Review, The Hamilton Spectator, and the Toronto Star.
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Joelle Kovach’s coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, community events, and political developments in Peterborough. She also covers crime-related news to a significant extent.
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By: Joelle Kovach
The city received an unsolicited offer from a business to buy the naming rights for the PMC.
By: Joelle Kovach
Council votes to increase charges, despite objections from representatives of local home-building industry.
By: Joelle Kovach
Council working towards goal of 7% property tax increase.
By: Joelle Kovach
“Fraser is the person in charge of this housing crisis, so he should be answering for it,” MP says.
By: Joelle Kovach
Group has hired a new lawyer in an effort to get an injunction to halt the project.
By: Joelle Kovach
Final vote not to place heritage designation on The Martin House happens Monday
By: Joelle Kovach
Landmark Peterborough home may be torn down and replaced with a six-storey apartment building.
By: Joelle Kovach
Council will meet again Jan. 20 for an all-day meeting to try to pare down the 2025 property tax increase.
Construction expected done by mid-January.
By: Joelle Kovach
Ray will run against MP Michelle Ferreri, who is seeking re-election for the Conservatives.
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