Poverty In Our Schools
The school principal finds the tiny Grade 2 boy hunched over in the hallway, sent out from his classroom because he’s been disruptive and rude to his teacher. His face […]
Rosemary Ganley: Grateful Every Day
By Melodie McCullough There’s a small wooden box on a shelf in Rosemary Ganley’s Peterborough apartment. Each day, she opens it and adds to it — scraps of paper on which […]
HIV+? For Shame? Lillian’s Remarkably POSITIVE Story
One day after being bailed out of jail by her boyfriend in Montreal, Lillian, age 20, landed in Peterborough on a 2 a.m. Sunday Greyhound bus. Dressed in her […]
HIV FACTS and RESOURCES from PARN
Ariel O’Neill, Women and HIV/AIDS Community Animator with PARN (Community AIDS Resource Network ), works with community agencies to enhance their capacity to address HIV/AIDS and to build safe environments that support women and their HIV/AIDS-related needs. While she says there are fewer than a dozen female clients of PARN “that […]
WOMEN IN BUSINESS: Bridget Leslie at ‘My Left Breast’
By JOURNEY Staff Bridget Leslie took a huge negative and turned it into something beyond positive. For the past eight years Leslie, as owner of the My Left Breast shop in Charlotte Mews, has been helping cancer survivors on their journey to heal. The store sells wigs, bras, compression sleeves, hats, scarves, swimwear, […]
Puppet Power!
Ivity, Dot and Shoo-Ella are three Peterborough gals who like to spend their days helping out around the Peterpatch — maybe talking about sex with teens, or popping into a […]
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