Two hundred C Bay kids find 6,000 eggs
CONSTANCE BAY – It was chaos inside El-Chantiry Hall as 100 kids and their guardians played, snacked and ran wild enjoying Easter themed events, and that was even before the egg hunt began.
COMMUNITY NEWS
ART & ENTERTAINMENT
WC Diners Club returns with three spring events
WEST CARLETON – The West Carleton Diners Club is returning this spring with three events dotted across the West Carleton community.
POLITICS
ARAc looks at rural transit options
CITY HALL – Ottawa’s Agriculture and Rural Affairs committee (ARAc) made rural transit options a topic of conversation at Thursday’s (April 2) regular committee meeting and passed a motion exploring options to allow private bus service to supplement transit options.
BUSINESS
Dunrobin solar project not picked in IESO’s RFP final list
DUNROBIN – A massive solar farm proposed for the Dunrobin-area was not selected as part of the Independent Electricity Supply Operator’s (IESO) Long-Term 2 Energy Supply Request for Proposals.
CITY NEWS
Canadian Hansen sees far side of moon
MONTREAL – It was a Friday (Apil 3) offer that was too good to say no to. Would you like to interview Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen as he cruises through space some 220,000 kilometres from Earth?
SPORTS
Carp to host 2026 Canadian U20 fast pitch championship Aug. 4
CARP – Carp is quickly becoming the community first on Softball Canada’s lips when it comes to hosting national championships.
SCHOOLS
Carleton students unveil public transit plan for Carp
OTTAWA – As part of their education Carleton University students have been working on a plan to address rural transit problems, specifically addressing the Village of Carp, and last Monday (March 9) they unveiled it to a group of dignitaries.
