No stone left unturned at CBBCA Easter
CONSTANCE BAY – Last Saturday (March 30) a great big pile of kids ransacked the Constance and Buckham’s Bay community centre, all of them on the hunt for Easter eggs and the treats that lie within.
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CBBCA wants city to increase funding
CONSTANCE BAY – In what seems to be a bit of a recent trend for West Carleton community meetings, the community association servicing Constance and Buckham’s bays had a good turnout for its Sunday (March 3) afternoon annual general meeting.
Read moreCBBCA looks back at 2023 during March 3 AGM
CONSTANCE BAY – On March 3, the Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA) will have a look at the year that was and make a plan for the year that will during their annual general meeting.
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CBBCA hosting free skating lessons with coach Phil
CONSTANCE BAY – Learn to skate the way God attended this winter, outdoors, with Coach Phil.
Read moreCBBCA Santa Claus Parade
The night time is the right time to host a Santa Claus parade as the CBBCA presents its first evening parade this year on Dec. 2.
Read moreCBBCA hosting suicide alertness training Nov. 2
CONSTANCE BAY – Learn mental health skills that may help you save a person’s life through de-escalation techniques.
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CBBCA seeking fall volunteers
CONSTANCE BAY – The Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA) has a lot of projects planned for West Carleton’s prettiest season, and they’re looking for some volunteers to help bring these projects to life.
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CBBCA Bay Days a Fall Festival Oct. 7
CONSTANCE BAY – The return of Bay Day last year was just at the tail end of summer, so this year organizers have decided to go full fall festival.
Read moreCBBCA Community Centre Clean-up
Help the CBBCA organize the community centre and make it a great place to be.
Read moreCBBCA looking for community centre clean-up help
CONSTANCE BAY – The Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA) is looking for help putting everything in its place at the community centre (262 Len Russell Dr.).
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