The Business Beat submitted by Joel Wiebe

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There’s a new addition to Peterborough’s real estate landscape: Coldwell Banker Electric Realty. They are an independently owned and operated Coldwell Banker franchise, offering a unique perspective to the local market. Their mission is to seamlessly connect agents and consumers within a thriving digital ecosystem. They provide agents with a cutting-edge platform, world-class coaching, and training in an A.I.-friendly environment. For consumers, they aim to be a gateway to exceptional real estate experiences backed by global brand recognition. Drop by their office at 215 George Street North in Peterborough or find them online at cbelectricrealty.ca.

There’s a new store in downtown Peterborough. Jeff Thrift Store recently opened at 425 George Street North. Jeff’s has a bit of a different approach by selling clothing based on weight. The store offers an affordable and sustainable alternative for getting designer fashion at discount prices, offering both clothing and accessories. They offer new, used, and liquidation overstock items. Drop by and find some fashionable new outfits.

Looking to sharpen your business and non-profit skills? Trent University has worked with the Community Foundation of Kawartha Lakes, KLCFDC and LAUNCH Kawartha to develop two new micro credential programs. Business Essentials and Strategies is an introductory course that explains essential concepts and provides strategies on how to apply them effectively in the workplace. Nonprofit Management Essentials is a timely initiative designed to equip nonprofit
professionals with critical management skills. Contact Trent University for more information.

Looking to head somewhere warm this winter? The Peterborough Humane Society has a ‘ruff’le prize for you. They just launched their second iteration of this popular contest and the grand prize is a $5,000 travel voucher from Marlin Travel Peterborough. Their first 50/50 ‘ruff’le ran this spring and reached a total jackpot of $43,615. Get your tickets by September 25 and you’re entered into the $500 early bird draw. Tickets are available until October 15 and you can get them at phs5050.ca.

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