Peterborough

Mayor Diane Therrien used Twitter to send a message to the people who tried to arrest police officers in the city Saturday.

She was exonerated by the investigation, as she was for a second complaint about changes she made to councillors’ portfolio positions. Didulo arrived at Saturday’s event in the RV she uses to travel the country, accompanied by “security” staff in white uniforms. The other was a man about 50 to 60 years old, about five foot seven with a white moustache and goatee. Other encouraged her to run for higher office, with one noting the provincial Liberals and NDP both need new leaders. After several hours, the protesters confronted police officers arriving for the 4 p.m., leading to scuffles and the arrest of two men, including Curtin. The station remained locked and police did not engage with the people outside.

But don't call Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien shy about saying how she feels about people bringing their demonstrations into her city. She got especially ...

It certainly was an foolish and unsavoury idea and unfair to the cops who have played no role in government vaccine policy decisions. The debate is on. [she tweeted](https://twitter.com/DianeNTherrien/status/1559623988648763394) Tuesday. “It’s well organized.” Needless to say things got dangerous Saturday in a wild scene. But don’t call Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien shy about saying how she feels about people bringing their demonstrations into her city. Article content “I hate giving airtime/spotlight to these imbeciles. She’s got that right. A melee broke out in which two people were physically taken down when police grew concerned they were too close to their car.

Sometimes it takes a bit of strong language to get your message across, which is precisely the route that Peterborough mayor Diane Therrien chose w...

Many even want her to run for office in their town. [August 16, 2022] 💁🏻♀️ [August 16, 2022]

An Ontario mayor unleashed harsh words at protestors who attempted to place local police officers under arrest Saturday.

No officers were succesfully placed under arrest. On Saturday, approximately 30 individuals assembled at a Peterborough police station after Didulo directed her followers to attempt to place officers under citizen’s arrests. An Ontario mayor had some harsh words for protestors who attempted to place local police officers under arrest Saturday.

An Ontario mayor had some harsh words for protestors who attempted to place local police officers under arrest Saturday.

A procession in honour of the Oilers superfan who was diagnosed with brain cancer at four years old will travel by Rogers Place on Friday. One person is dead following a morning crash west of Calgary. Jones says she will be releasing a broader plan this week aimed at health system stability and recovery. [Kitchener](https://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/) [Do you want that marriage “to go”? 5 hr ago 7 hr ago 3 hr ago 1 hr ago No officers were successfully placed under arrest. 2 hr ago 4 hr ago 2 min ago

At approximately 1 p.m., Saturday, police say a group of protesters were at the Peterborough Police Station where they remained outside for several hours when ...

Anyone with information is asked to call the Peterborough Police Crime Line at 705-876-1122, ext. The other suspect is a male between 50 to 60 years old, wearing a black leather vest with chains hanging from the pocket, blue jeans, and a black head scarf. 14, officers arrested a 31-year-old Peterborough man following the incident at the rear door of the police station, which included allegedly kicking the door to the station and striking an officer. The accused was held in custody and appeared in court on Aug. The 31-year-old Peterborough man has been charged with assaulting a peace officer with a weapon, two counts of counselling an indictable offence which is not committed, mischief (obstruct, interrupts or interferes with the lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property), and obstructing a peace officer. Police say the suspect then repeatedly kicked at the door and further encouraged others to participate.

It was supposed to be her “goodbye visit” to Peterborough, but a dying Waterloo woman's journey here during the August long weekend ended in tears and disappointment when she was denied service in a downtown restaurant.

[survey open on its website](https://www.connectptbo.ca/accessibilityplan) (connectptbo.ca) to gather input ahead of the city’s upcoming update to its accessibility plan. He’s hoping by going public with his wife’s experience, more businesses in the area will take the time to read the act and educate their staff on compliance. He says the server refused to help them, explaining that his wife appeared to be intoxicated. They spent time at some of her favourite haunts, but as the evening passed, they knew they had to get a bite to eat. she wants to leave me with lots of happy pictures when she is gone.” “Terry said it's challenging because in that industry, there is a lot of employee turnover.” He says one of those messages came from a person who has visual disability, but you wouldn't know it at first glimpse. It was to be her goodbye visit to the city, he says. “Her illness has her at 90 pounds, down from her typical athletic 125 pounds. She doesn’t want people to find out about her illness this way. Revoys says she has weeks — maybe months — to live. “It was always a special place for her.

Police say group of protesters gathered outside station for several hours Saturday, blocking officers from entering the building and also trying to gain ...

Anyone with information is asked to call the Peterborough Police Crime Line at 705-876-1122, ext. The other suspect is a man between 50 to 60 years old, wearing a black leather vest with chains hanging from the pocket, blue jeans, and a black head scarf. 14, officers arrested a 31-year-old Peterborough man following the incident at the rear door of the police station, which included allegedly kicking the door to the station and striking an officer. The accused was held in custody and appeared in court on Aug. The 31-year-old Peterborough man has been charged with assaulting a peace officer with a weapon, two counts of counselling an indictable offence which is not committed, mischief (obstruct, interrupts or interferes with the lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property), and obstructing a peace officer. Police say the suspect then repeatedly kicked at the door and further encouraged others to participate.

An Ontario mayor had some harsh words for protesters who attempted to place local police officers under arrest Saturday.

The man allegedly kicked the rear door of the police station and “struck” an officer while doing so. No officers were successfully placed under arrest. In a tweet published Tuesday, Peterborough mayor Diane Therrien called a group of protesters, led by Canadian conspiracy theorist Romana Didulo, “F*** wads” and told them to “F*** off.”

Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien pulled no punches when she sent an f-word filled tweet out in response to a scene that played out over the weekend.

You know, they came to try to arrest the police. And sure, there's always the risk of provoking it more. I've been using this approach for at least two years, since we've been dealing with the height of the pandemic. I mean, I have a master's degree, so I can talk to you in a scholarly language when I need to. But I can also talk to people on the level that they deserve to be talked to. But, you know, again, men get away with saying this kind of stuff frequently.

By kawarthaNOW. 'Mayor of Peterborough' trends on Twitter after Therrien responds to Saturday incident at local police station.

“We have no support from our male colleagues for the most part and that’s a broader trend that we’re seeing throughout Canada. What is as concerning to me is the conduct of the unhinged bully who gets away with despicable, hypocritical behaviour and is never challenged by the municipal council. “Peterborough is such a fabulous community of progressive people,” Therrien said. she said ‘People are asking you to comment’, and I don’t think this tweet was what she had in mind. But she also knows me well enough to know that this was the likely scenario.” “That’s a long way of saying that’s where the tweet came from. I did not anticipate this level of interest in it.” Caryma Sa’d, who covered the Saturday incident in Peterborough on social media, was also a guest. “It’s been over two years of this kind of protest … The city’s integrity commissioner later exonerated Therrien in a 24-page report. It led in part to former Peterborough mayor Paul Ayotte filing a complaint against Therrien for contravening the City of Peterborough’s code of conduct and the city’s social media policy. By Wednesday afternoon, that tweet had received almost 16,000 likes, over 2,500 retweets, and over 1,800 quote retweets, with “Mayor of Peterborough” trending on Twitter in Canada and the story appearing on the home page of Reddit.

The beef on a bun drive-thru will be held Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. just north of the city at the Miway Beef Farm at 2264 Chemong Rd. in Selwyn Township. Skip ...

just north of the city at the Miway Beef Farm at 2264 Chemong Rd. The beef on a bun drive-thru will be held Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. The Peterborough County 4H Beef Club will also display beef projects at the event.

Downtown BIA, accessibility council working to educate restaurant industry on disabilities.

[survey open on its website](https://www.connectptbo.ca/accessibilityplan) (connectptbo.ca) to gather input ahead of the city’s upcoming update to its accessibility plan. He’s hoping by going public with his wife’s experience, more businesses in the area will take the time to read the act and educate their staff on compliance. He says the server refused to help them, explaining that his wife appeared to be intoxicated. They spent time at some of her favourite haunts, but as the evening passed, they knew they had to get a bite to eat. she wants to leave me with lots of happy pictures when she is gone.” “Terry said it's challenging because in that industry, there is a lot of employee turnover.” He says one of those messages came from a person who has visual disability, but you wouldn't know it at first glimpse. It was to be her goodbye visit to the city, he says. “Her illness has her at 90 pounds, down from her typical athletic 125 pounds. She doesn’t want people to find out about her illness this way. Revoys says she has weeks — maybe months — to live. “It was always a special place for her.