On June 14th The Pathway of Fame, Peterborough & District and on behalf of the Nominations and Facilitating Committees and the Community at large, was pleased to announce our 2023 Inductees, as outlined below and in alphabetical order. John Ambrose (Jack) Doris (Community Builder) First elected to Peterborough City Council in 1967, John Ambrose (Jack) …
Our congratulations to Pathway of Fame Inductee Drew Hayden Taylor (Class of 2018). The Curve Lake First Nation author and playwright took home a Canadian Screen Award earlier this week for the documentary “The Pretendians.” The CBC feature, hosted by Hayden Taylor, received the prestigious Donald Brittain award for best social/political documentary program. The documentary …
The Pathway of Fame, Peterborough and District would like to take this opportunity to thank DAVID GOYETTE for his recent donation towards furthering the work of The Pathway. An inductee to The Pathway of Fame (Class of 2021) and for a time, a member of our Facilitating Committee and invaluable with his expertise (as well …
The Pathway of Fame, Peterborough and District is once again seeking nominations from the community for this year’s class of inductees to The Pathway. Deadline is April 30th. It is no secret that our community benefits greatly from a wealth of volunteerism, performance, literary pearls and other individual efforts which combine to create the rich …
Our congratulations to Peterborough historian, genealogist and Pathway of Fame inductee Rosemary McConkey on the release of her new book Green Routes, a focus on the Peter Robinson settlers, and their descendants. McConkey commenced work on the book in 2017, writing the manuscript in long hand, with the goal of having it ready for publishing by 2023. …
For 25 years the Pathway of Fame, Peterborough and District has been focused on celebrating the previous, and in many cases ongoing efforts of those who have devoted a lifetime to volunteerism. Going forward, it is our intent to explore the recognition of young people who are just embarking on such a path. To that …
It’s official: September 10th has been proclaimed ‘Pathway of Fame Day’ by both the County, and the City of Peterborough. The Pathway of Fame, Peterborough and District has for 25 years fostered the recognition, and inductions of deserving individuals who have contributed to the community in the arts and humanities. The very first induction – …
PETERBOROUGH: Del Crary Park June 15, 2022 This morning, The Pathway of Fame, Peterborough and District announced our 2022 inductees for our 25th anniversary year: David Carley (Dramatic Arts) With more than 450 Canadian and American stage, radio and television productions having resulted from his storytelling talent, including several locally-staged plays, David Carley has won, …
The Pathway of Fame, Peterborough and District is pleased to welcome three new members to our Leadership Team, effective immediately. Stephanie Bolender was Founding 1st Vice-Chair of The Pathway of Fame at its inception in 1997-1998, and served as assistant to fellow Director Barb Bell. Stephanie remained active with the Pathway Facilitating Committee until Bell’s …
The Pathway of Fame, Peterborough & District is saddened to share the passing of Past Chair and Pathway Inductee (2005) Kenn Grainger, who died January 18th, 2022 in his 95th year. Anyone who knew Kenn, knew him to be proud, caring, compassionate, dedicated, genuine, generous and ultimately charming. His, was a life brimming with volunteerism …