Langstaff Zoom meeting popular
CARP – Last night’s (Oct. 28) statutory public meeting for a subdivision draft plan for 147 Langstaff Dr. would have been standing room only, if it was held in the pre-COVID-19 era.
COMMUNITY NEWS
ART & ENTERTAINMENT
Carp Santa parade a stationary go
CARP – Through the combined efforts of two great community organizations, COVID-19 won’t stop the 11th Annual Santa Claus Parade from coming to Carp. Well actually, you’re going to it.
POLITICS
Longtime journalist looks to lead riding
KANATA-CARLETON – Veteran foreign affairs reporter Matthew Fisher is looking to lead the Kanata-Carleton Conservatives in the next federal election, whenever that might be.
BUSINESS
El-Chantiry’s business support motion passes unanimously
CITY HALL – Councillors Eli El-Chantiry and Jan Harder received unanimous support for their motion to support a letter from the city’s businesses demanding the premier revisit the decision to shut down Ottawa businesses due to increased cases of COVID-19.
CITY NEWS
Police: C Bay sign vandalized
CONSTANCE BAY – About a week ago residents noticed the Constance Bay welcome sign at the triangle of Dunrobin and Constance Bay roads was missing. Ottawa police are now investigating the incident as an act of vandalism.
SPORTS
Champion Dashing Muscle back home
DUNROBIN – Last Saturday’s (Oct. 17) $250,000 Woodbine Super Final was a race for the ages with Dunrobin’s Dashing Muscle winning by a nose.
SCHOOLS
COVID-19 case confirmed at WCSS
DUNROBIN – Public health officials and school staff have confirmed a positive case of COVID-19 at West Carleton Secondary School.
